Sentence examples for a standard assumption from inspiring English sources

It is a standard assumption that the president's party almost always does badly in midterm elections.

It's a standard assumption in the metals world that no one will ever again build a new blast furnace in the rich, industrialised countries.

The need to put people back to work?"This year's election has turned a standard assumption about American electoral politics on its head.

This is a standard assumption (see, e.g., [58]).

This is a standard assumption on phase response curves with small perturbations.

Obviously, such exceptionalism is not exclusive to personalism, but represents, rather, a standard assumption of classical philosophical anthropology.

Yes, but the regression they use to get these elasticities assigns inflation (lagged one period) a coefficient of one--a standard assumption--so that pretty much makes it a regression of real wage changes on unemployment ("pretty much" because of the lag).

In course, we always make the following standard assumptions: Assumption A f is monotone with respect to R + + n and g is monotone with respect to R + + m.

We thus make a rather standard assumption about dispersal: that individuals disperse away at the risk of landing in a site where they are less well adapted and risk being competitively inferior.

But after years of no one discovering such a solution, the standard assumption for mathematicians is that no solution will be found.

The NOC group used seawater densities calculated from those observations, plus current measurements of the Gulf Stream passing by Florida and a few standard assumptions, to estimate the currents heading north and south through the depth of the Atlantic.