Zhuangzi would not make that point in terms of deduction from a normative premise or principle.
Apparent refutations are primarily explained in terms of apparent deductions: thus, with one exception, Aristotle's fallacies are in the main a catalogue of bad deductions that appear to be good deductions.
We have shown how complex biological processes can be described in terms of logical deductions, which lead, from an initial aggregate (the premise) to a final aggregate (the conclusion of the deduction).
In terms of paycheck deductions, this translates into an average employee contribution of $2,658 to premiums in 2012.
Until such time, the club will not face any sanction from the football authorities in terms of points deduction within the Scottish Premier League.
Compared with the accurate result (V[xi] = (c-b)^{2}/6) in Eq. (19), although the RUBV (overline{V}[xi]) of the symmetric triangular fuzzy number ξ is twice as large as its variance, it seems more convenient and simpler in terms of the deduction process.
You're pretty standard in terms of what your deductions are.
Aristotle seeks to exploit the intuitive validity of perfect deductions in a surprisingly bold way, given the infancy of his subject: he thinks he can establish principles of transformation in terms of which every deduction (or, more precisely, every non-modal deduction) can be translated into a perfect deduction.
The table from the Tax Policy Center lists the top 10 states in terms of claiming the Salt deduction.
Starting from the description of the elasto-kinematic behavior of the system written in terms of Lagrange equations, the deduction of sensitivity coefficients is discussed and an algorithmic description of the tolerance allocation scheme is presented.
The theory of relevance that is captured by at least some relevant logics can be understood in terms of how the corresponding natural deduction system records the real use of premises.
