Sentence examples for Modest assumptions from inspiring English sources
These stripe boundary codes allow range scanning of moving objects, with only modest assumptions about scene continuity and reflectance.
We show that convolution cannot destroy the numerical low-rank-ness of ΦA data with only modest assumptions.
In fact, even on the official analysis, which I would dispute, and using Professor Kemp's modest assumptions, it is an arithmetic fact that there was a surplus of over £30 billion ($51 billion) from Scotland.
But Michael Mussa, a former chief economist for the IMF, believes that even with modest assumptions, the recovery could be lasting.
In many cases there is no need to make very specific metaphysical commitments, because only certain modest assumptions on the structure of these objects are required, independently from whether they are finally taken to be syntactic objects, propositions or still something else.
Preliminary work has shown that under modest assumptions, it is not difficult to construct a 'chaff' set of connections from a set of scanning IP addresses that will reduce the S scores sufficiently to avoid detection under this method, while simultaneously maintaining a low enough rate to evade rate-based intrusion detection systems.
But the longer term earnings trends suggest this is a modest assumption.
The less modest assumption behind the aim, though, is that it's possible to separate the informational content of a sentence from its style.
With this modest assumption, a head-to-head match between two candidates can be calculated by separating the voters according to who ranked which candidate higher, regardless of how high or how low they are on the list.
It defines an important and difficult problem for practical reason to address, without departing from the metaphysically modest assumption that there is no court of appeal for the rational criticism of an agent's ends that is independent of those ends themselves.
Because of this modest assumption, the approach is suitable for most applications.
