Sentence examples for a built-in assumption from inspiring English sources

Instead, every program comes with a built-in assumption that it should go on forever, and its budget increase forever.

"With these volunteers," he said, "there is a built-in assumption that they are sophisticated in their skills.

The notion that public records are limited by a built-in assumption of "practical obscurity" was first advanced by the Supreme Court in a case denying a reporter's request for an F.B.I. rap sheet that compiled conviction records from several states because it would constitute an unwarranted invasion of privacy.

Among the Japanese there is a built-in assumption that children will strive and succeed, stretch and learn.

That notion would work fine if there wasn't a built-in assumption, perpetuated by the Vatican in these materials, that women are inferior.

People seem to have a built-in assumption that vipers are especially quick, but there's no reason for this, Penning said.

Remarkably, in that built-in assumption is the recipe for a bit of magic that humans (and mythical humans) have sought, from the time of Plato to the age of Harry Potter: invisibility.

This chapter illustrates that the best way to build a software is by ensuring that it meets the needs of today with the built-in assumption that it will change in the future.

Thus, VaR, as a measure that reflects what has happened in the past, delivered consistently placid risk forecasts (on top of the built-in assumption of Normal markets, which produces loss forecasts very limited in range).

It carries within it the built-in assumption that applying change, like applying pressure, may break something.

While simple models are more parsimonious from a statistical point of view (i.e., when fitting a model), the models subsume height variation into the coefficients, making them more prone to bias in another region if the relationship between diameter and height varies from the built-in assumption of the coefficients.