Sentence examples for Presumed idea from inspiring English sources

Records certify our presumed idea that although GPU programs are very fast with high GCUPS, they cannot align long sequences.

Novelty theory has been criticized for "rejecting countless ideas presumed as factual by the scientific community", depending "solely on numerous controversial deductions that contradict empirical logic", and encompassing "no suitable indication of truth", with the conclusion that novelty theory is a pseudoscience.

Egged on by a relentlessly polarising discourse, the Venezuelan state has morphed into an extension of a single man's will, where every dissenting idea is presumed treasonous and where only unquestioning submission to the president's ideology protects you from the increasingly brazen abuse of state power.

The idea, she presumed, was to "promote responsibility," but the forms that parents signed were "not legally binding". Not so, district lawyer Carl Piper told her.

He contends that Hegel's definition of the beautiful as the "sensuous appearing of the Idea" presumes that aesthetic experience is able to reach beyond the specific type of appearance to its underlying idea.

One presumes this great idea is Kafka's own literary project.

But it is to presume that an idea about past formation will be a useful predictor of future action.

"I presume that the idea sounded like a good one to Karl Rove or it probably wouldn't have occurred".

The idea presumes that illegal crossings are going up, when in fact they're going down.

You see, even this silly millennial idea presumes that people don't want to do churchy things anymore.

This is a revival of an idea that was presumed to have died when Congress settled on language for the 2010 reauthorization.