Sentence examples for adopted assumption from inspiring English sources

Hence, the widely adopted assumption of full strength and stiffness connections in lapped sections is not always correct.

It is shown that the commonly adopted assumption of random effects is not necessary for exploiting the similarity of the districts (borrowing strength across the districts).

We consider the case that the uplink channel and downlink channel are reciprocal, i.e., F=H T, which is a widely adopted assumption for time-division duplex systems.

The model considers multiple deviation paths between every origin-destination (O-D) pairs and relaxes the commonly adopted assumption that travelers only take a shortest path between O-D pairs.

For the tested cantilever wall with moderately high safety factors against sliding and overturning based on a commonly adopted assumption of an unyielding foundation, significant decreases in safety factors associated with the increase in Smax were observed.

The time-division duplexing (TDD) is a generally adopted assumption for TWRN, where the channels can be considered reciprocal so that the channel from R to Tx1 is still and the channel from R to Tx2 is still.

To his great chagrin Einstein found in 1917 that with his three adopted assumptions, his equations of general relativity as originally written down—had no meaningful solutions.

Section 'System model' presents the general system and the adopted assumptions, the applied TBF schemes, and the channel-aware scheduling algorithms that are analyzed.

Incidentally, the results are highly sensitive to the adopted assumptions for tunnel structures and cannot be considered as the proven hypotheses until future validations.

By the way the results are highly sensitive to the adopted assumptions for tunnel structure and cannot be considered as the proven hypotheses until future validations.

Such equality results from the adopted assumptions according to which the service of calls of the second class with a lower priority does not influence the service of calls of the first class with a higher priority.