- - like knowledge that's not based on previous experience
- - pair moving around city on an assumption
- - Based on reasoning from principle to an expected outcome
- - Based on deduction
- - Based on deduction as opposed to experience
- - Not based on experience
- - Based on hypothesis or theory rather than experiment (Latin)
- - Based on theoretical deduction
- - The lead in Antigone at The Abbey isn't finished - for one, that's based on theoretical deduction
- - Day of fools, otherwise one based on theory
- - Based on theory
- - Based on logic, not fact
- - Based on deduction rather than experience
- - Based on deduction, not observation
- - Possible claim of abbot's number two, based on logic
- - Based on logic instead of evidence
- - Based on theory instead of fact
- - Based on hypothesis
- - Not based on previous study
- - Not fact-based
- - Belief based on theory
- - like knowledge not based on previous experience
- - Certain amount of interest surrounds carnival site, one deduced
- - Top class surroundings for religious figure - in theory anyway
- - Leading monk in excellent surroundings in theory
- - latin phrase used to describe some reasoning or arguments
- - valid independent of experience
- - deduced it's excellent to accommodate monk
- - moon's close to jupiter during first day of second quarter, theoretically (1,6)
- - Independent supporting a religious leader from general principles
- - We may deduce it's of first importance in artificial intelligence
- - Determined from theoretical reasoning
- - Formed in advance
- - Derived by logic, without observed facts (Latin)
- - Derived by logic, not from observed facts
- - Not empirically derived
- - April Fools' Day or beginning of idiocy from first principles
- - Monk who is leader in artificial intelligence arguing from first principles
- - Presupposed by experience
- - Like some knowledge
- - From logic rather than experience
- - Existing independent of experience, in logic
- - It's kind of an assumption that impresarios dismiss mess
- - From theoretical deduction
- - Not empirical
- - Before May at No 10 begins 'Remain' initiatives, this reasonably needs to be deduced rather than observed
- - Initially assumed
- - Deductive
- - Men arriving in time to fool one: that's known in advance
- - Deduced, not observed
- - Involving deductive reasoning
- - Before May begins 'Remain' initiatives, this reasonably needs to be deduced rather than observed
- - Presumptive
- - Carnival scene's penned in time for fooling theoretically
- - Existing independent of experience
- - Nonanalytic
- - Postulated after Apr 9 to King of Ireland
- - Conceived beforehand
- - Like deductive reasoning
- - Kind of reasoning
- - Fully inferable
- - Words from a logician
- - Not analytical
- - Known beforehand
- - Like some justifications
- - Philosopher's term
- - Deductive, as reasoning
- - Logically derived
- - Not supported by fact
- - Derived by logic
- - Independent of experience
- - Presumed
- - Presupposed
- - Valid regardless of observation
- - Logician's phrase
- - Deductively
- - Kind of knowledge
- - Before-the-fact
- - Kind of assumption
- - Kind of assumption, in reasoning
- - Taken at face value
- - Presumptively
- - Without examination or analysis.
- - Deductive, in logic.
- - Without examination.
- - Valid independently of observation: Latin phrase.
- - Inferable
- - Preconceived
- - Like some reasoning
- - Deduced
- - Assumed
- - Theoretical
- - Innate
- - involving deductive reasoning to find an abbot's deputy at opening of iolanthe
- - Knowable without experience
- - Known to be true in advance of practical testing
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