Sentence examples for Tacit assumptions from inspiring English sources

Tacit assumptions made such that all cells are identical and focussing only on global understanding of cellular response [1].

Nevertheless, this acknowledgment of previously tacit assumptions, once laid bare, is required for science to be scientific.

Within this seemingly inoffensive statement are tacit assumptions, he explains, namely "the framework of an exploitative system that I have been at odds with my whole creative life".

These draw on a number of background value principles and tacit assumptions about the empirical world that need to be analyzed.

The tacit assumptions are that midcareer people have been trained already, and what little additional training they might need they get on the job.

Even when nonmonotonic reasoning merely represents reasoning from partly tacit assumptions, the crucial assumptions may be difficult or impossible to formulate by means of received logical concepts.

That quibble aside, however, there also seems to be a tacit assumption that similarity equals descent.

Parents make a tacit assumption of sexual activity, and "that presents a problem for a lot of people," she said.

What is interesting about Anne Rice is her tacit assumption that there is no such thing as a liberal Christian identity.

Digital camera manufacturers operate on a tacit assumption that everyone has a computer for downloading the images from the camera.

Even so, that argument — that Iran has already crossed an important line — is the tacit assumption behind the new accord.