0 to believe that something is true without proof; to take for granted -- membuat anggapan
1 to be bold enough (to act without the right, knowledge etc to do so) -- memandai-mandai
Experimentation with subjective illumination and dynamics were conducted with the themes once they had been stated and their existence could be presumed.
One might think that at least judges and legislators must be presumed to regard the legal obligations as a species of moral obligation.
Similarly, a covariational pattern, if asserted as causal, presumes a (yet to be identified) causal mechanism.
Policy makers presumed that the gold standard was to be modi®ed only temporarily to accommodate the imperatives of war and postwar reconstruction.
1 path is usually presumed to be the unique solution where bubbles are absent.
At the same time, he presumed that these "homogeneous substances, elements, principles or simple bodies" were incorruptible and non-convertible to each other.
Even in the absence of empirical evidence a counterfactual argument always presumes a pattern of covariational evidence.
The assumption is that schooling facilitates learning which, in turn, is presumed to instill a favorable attitude towards the use of improved farm practices41.
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