Under the leadership of the former California governor Earl Warren, who joined the Court as Chief Justice while deliberations were underway, they groped their way to a unanimous decision that reflected two premises of the pragmatic yet principled jurisprudence of their time.
The first two premises of the argument are empirical.
In the same way, the two premises of the rule of right-introduction correspond to two distinct games.
In the previous two sections, we discussed various ways of challenging the first two premises of the argument for coincident entities.
In the introduction of the second part of the Guide of the Perplexed, Maimonides summarizes twenty-five premises of Aristotelian science (and one more that Maimonides attributes to the philosopher: the eternity of the world).
By allowing different binary relations in the two premises of a syllogism, he was led to introduce the composition of the two binary relations to express the conclusion of the syllogism.
(3) OMNIS ASINUS EST HOMO: Here the distinction is offered again as an explanation of a kind of equivocation between two premises of the argument, as in: "Omne animal est homo.
The result is useful to know: if you have two premises of which you are at least 99% certain, they entitle you to be at least 98% certain of a conclusion validly drawn from them.
This is, in effect, an awareness which combines the two premises of the argument together immediately prior to the conclusion being derived, and is called the 'parāmarśa' or 'consideration'consideration
To measure the importance of a farm in the network, the fraction of times a farm is on the shortest temporal path between two premises of all existing shortest temporal paths (number shortest paths, NS) was calculated for the monthly networks.
