As for the writers, they'll be figuring out how to keep that premise viable for more than a few episodes.
In Section 2, we saw that the premise viable space can be divided into two regions from the partition method, as shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 Membership function.
Such a study would hardly be viable, given its unreasonable premise that an observing stranger would nearly have to reside within the private sphere of a family.
One potentially hot area is "adaptive reuse," in which new uses are imagined for buildings that have outworn their original purpose or whose premise is no longer viable.
I don't accept the premise that the only viable House of Lords is one in which you get exactly the same people in the House of Lords as you got in the House of Commons.
[ 17] Combining the two methods for crossvalidation (triangulation) purposes is not a viable option because it rests on the premise that both methods are examining the same research problem.
"In all the circumstances, the prosecution has concluded that the current trial is no longer viable because it has proceeded on a false premise that Mr Burrell had never told anyone that he was holding anything for safekeeping.
"The prosecution has concluded that the current trial is no longer viable, because it has proceeded on a false premise that Mr. Burrell had never told anyone that he was holding anything for safekeeping," William Boyce, the lead prosecutor, told the court.
"He disagrees with its basic premise and he is looking for any politically viable opportunity to gut it".
