Sentence examples for uncertain premises from inspiring English sources

Still, Adams's result vindicates deductive reasoning from uncertain premises, provided that they are not too uncertain, and there are not too many of them.

The entire classical neoadjuvant approach is based on the uncertain premise that large primaries (which are uncommon) reflect the treatment sensitivity of small primaries (which are common).

"The points of controversy seem clear; the assumed premises uncertain.

But what happens when a filmmaker reaches the end of a project, only to find out that the government is publicly discrediting, in no uncertain terms, the premise of his film?

Indeed, taking advantage of the uncertain TS modeling, nonlinearities associated to unmeasurable premises variables can be reported from the nominal part to the uncertainties.

Secondly, if the theoretical premises underpinning the intervention are uncertain, intervention fidelity is difficult to monitor and maintain.

This work concerns the tracking problem of uncertain Takagi Sugeno fuzzy continuous systems with unmeasurable premise variables and affected by unknown inputs.

One film that made antic hay of that premise, Ernst Lubitsch's 1941 comedy "That Uncertain Feeling," was DVD of the Week here a few months ago, and the implicit political background was the subject of my discussion.

This paper deals with fault tolerant tracking controller (FTTC) design for vehicle dynamics system represented by an uncertain continuous time Takagi Sugeno (T S) model with unmeasurable premise variables.

The main idea is that the premises of a valid argument can be uncertain, in which case (deductive) validity imposes no conditions on the (un certainty of the conclusion.

Note, that such a result demands acceptance of the premise that model results cannot be less uncertain than model input.