Similarly, how can a buyer place himself in the best position to have his offer accepted, assuming he is not prepared to offer significantly more than everyone else? Understanding the technicalities of the process is an important first step.
But then Charles Galton Darwin asked Born if he would consider becoming his successor as Tait Professor of Natural Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh, an offer that Born promptly accepted, assuming the chair in October 1936.
As argued by Williamson, it has been accepted (assumed?) that entrepreneurs were operating with fixed rules which were followed: "they did not buy more than they could pay for, did not embezzle funds, nor rob banks" (ibid., p100).
Nevertheless, the existence of TSD in fish is now widely accepted, assumed to be widespread and expected to be found in more species as new studies become available [10], [12].
Both men, Swedish diplomats and disarmament experts, had worked in Iraq in the past, but it was apparent in Iraqi remarks today that Mr. Blix may be someone the Iraqis might accept, assuming the newly created inspection commission, charged with overseeing the elimination of any weapons of mass destruction still in Iraq, is allowed to operate at all.
In fact, CT is the only imaging technique showing a direct correlation with density [6], from which lung aeration can be inferred with a widely accepted model assuming lung weight as a linear function of Hounsfield units (HU) [7].
Marx had less money to waste than historians have assumed, and he accepted poverty as the price of his politics.
Literature on occupant behavior indicates that occupant behavior is not integrated into building energy performance assessment procedures with appropriate resolution, instead they are accepted as assumed and fixed data sets that usually represent the presence of occupants.
This morning, in the Times,_ _we learned that Rick Perry, when he was appointed by Trump to head the Department of Energy, "gladly accepted" and assumed that what the job entailed was "taking on a role as global ambassador for the American oil and gas industry".
However, as its availability is becoming increasingly limited, it is accepted and assumed that the era of cheap and easily accessible fossil fuel is coming to its end.
The findings shocked clinicians because the procedure, first introduced in the early 1990s, is now widely accepted and assumed to be very effective at relieving pain and improving mobility.
