First of all, he recognizes that in addition to categorical terms, which have supposition, there are also often 'syncategorematic' terms in a sentence, which influence the supposition of the terms around them, but may have no supposition of their own.
Understanding the extent to which this supposition may be grounded in evidence underpins this paper.
Inferences from one to the other is only valid if one grants this supposition, which is the biological background assumption equivalence of entity behavior.
Many of our consumer decisions, he adds, are made in ignorance and supposition, which is rarely challenged or informed.
The film, which tackles a supposition that is gospel to some and totally ludicrous to others, is only moderately suspenseful, partly because there is, of course, no resolution.
The most interesting syncategorematic words for Heytesbury are generally those which produce confused supposition in the terms which follow them.
The vehicle for this account of truth conditions is the semantic theory of "supposition," which will be treated below.
This runs counter to English usage, along with broad philosophic supposition, which is different with the words 'perception' and company.
Then we also have C ∩ C k ∩ H k ≠ ∅, which contradicts the supposition that C ∩ C k ∩ H k = ∅.
Using Theorem 2 and Theorem 3 from [8] we get ∥ f 1 ( x ) − f 2 ( x ) ∥ B = 0 for each x ∈ Ω ∗, which contradicts our supposition.
