Hence Empedocles begins after the process ruled by Love: for he could not have constructed the heaven by building it up out of bodies in separation, making them to combine by the power of Love, since our world has its constituent elements in separation, and therefore presupposes a previous state of unity and combination.
Good taste therefore presupposes an active imagination.
It turns out that pleasure is at best a remedial good: pleasure is always the filling of a lack or the restoration of a harmonious state and therefore presupposes some kind of disturbance of the physical or mental equilibrium.
Physicists do not thereby deny the existence of temperature; on the contrary, they are telling you something about it, and therefore presupposing its existence.
Mental predicates therefore presuppose the mentality that creates them: mentality cannot consist simply in the applicability of the predicates themselves.
The feminist critiques of objectivity just surveyed identify errors and illegitimate biases in inquiry, and therefore presuppose their own conceptions of objectivity.
The PCR amplification of cDNAs from the bladder cancer cell lines, using primers located in different ST3Gal.I exons, originated products whose sizes were in agreement with the in silico analysis and therefore presuppose the existence of two ST3Gal.I transcripts, each with nine exons (data not shown).
A concept of time, therefore, that presupposes the ability to find and maintain the right distance between, on the one hand, thought and action and, on the other, reality, for innovation and transformation to be able to take place.
For he believed that this unity of the universal is inexplicable, because the relation between particular and universal, although fundamental and thus presupposed by any explanation (SI, 335 & 345), is again sui generis, therefore not explicable: "The nature of the universal therefore necessarily and perpetually eludes any attempt to explain itself" (SI, 348).
The survey presupposes, therefore, that whatever happens in execution can be meaningfully separated from strategy.
A value-feeling is an emotional response to believed states of affairs and presupposes, therefore, judgments and representations (ideas) of the intended objects as so-called "psychological presuppositions" (1894, §11).
