A picture is worth a thousand words... and a thousand assumptions.
The Misplaced Assumption A billion Chinese won't buy your products just because you start selling them in China.
If one assumption is a conjunction, replace it by a conjunct of your choice, if a universal quantification, by an instance.
"They will be doing it one assumption at a time.
The two papers start from a common ground of two assumptions: a) Conventional breeding brings about a large number of new and unknown variations at molecular level, yet it hardly ever creates any novel risk or hazard.
To use this setting in a phylogenetic context, two assumptions are necessary.
In terms of a superposition, these two assumptions require that all atoms have the same variance and that none of the atoms are spatially correlated.
More precisely, a successful deduction probably depends on three assumptions: (D), a statement of the semantics of unconditional norms, and an articulation of the pragmatics of discourse (Rehg 2011; cf. Ott 2004).
These calculations make four assumptions: a gain of 10percentt a year on stock investments that mirror the Standard & Poor's 500; a return on fixed-income investments of 5percentt a year, an annual inflation rate of 2.5percentt and annual trust fees of 1percentt.
The quest for disk-locality is based on two assumptions: (a) disk bandwidths exceed network bandwidths, (b) disk I/O constitutes a considerable fraction of a task's lifetime.
134 (2001) 631] by relaxing the following two assumptions: (a) the firm offers restricted units first and then unrestricted units later at higher price levels, and (b) only one type of product is available during the whole selling process.
