Premise: Some claim it was here that Akbar held his famous debates with Jesuits, Brahmins, Parsi Zoroastrians, Sufi mystics, Jain, and Buddhist monks the sages arguing while Akbar sat listening atop his pillar, or Akbar striding majestically around the bridges and balcony hurling his questions at his listeners.

Hypothesis: The debates were important for the Akbar.
Answer: it is not possible to tell

Premise: The true father of Rome's High Renaissance, Pope Julius II (1503 1513) began the new St. Peter's cathedral, and commissioned Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Vatican's Sistine Chapel and Raphael to decorate the Stanze.

Hypothesis: In 1505 the pope commissioned lots of art work.
Answer: it is not possible to tell

Premise: Yet, even if we did believe in the fixity of races, double identity is meaningless unless we also presume that American identity is immutably white.

Hypothesis: We do not believe in the fixity of races.
Answer: yes

Premise: The approach used to create inventories was the same as that used for the Heavy-Duty Engine (HDE) Rulemaking analysis (US EPA, 2000d) with modifications to reflect emission and modeling advances since that analysis.

Hypothesis: The process used to make HDE rules was the one used, with changes to customize the study.
Answer: yes