"Structural analysis is predicated on compressional continuity and nature doesn't use it ever," he wrote in his last published his book in 1983.
What's more, their analysis was predicated on the bizarre notion that our e-mail notes are not in transit once we send them, but in storage with an intermediary.
Our analysis is predicated on two ideas: first, that minorities are relatively powerful in a parliamentary system compared to a presidential system, and second, that presidents have more power with respect to their own coalition than prime ministers do.
Much of Haberstroh's analysis was predicated on win-loss records — and while the predictive power of the final legs of the regular season can certainly fluctuate, at least recently, the final 15 games, or 18.3percentt of the regular season, have provided data worth exploring.
Whereas Szasz's analysis is predicated on a number of binary distinctions, Foucault works to overcome such distinctions.
In practice, when the same body of documentary evidence is accessed by two different historians, whose analysis is predicated on their own views and persuasions, two completely different, or at best nuanced explanations of the same events, emerge.
Since our entire analysis is predicated on apparent association of hypoxia with pregnancy and birth characteristics (Z), we can reject the "etiologic heterogeneity" model[ 25]: if hypoxic status was independent of Z we would not have been able to implement analysis that relies on EM-algorithm.
As the reviewer indicates, the Hermundstad et al. analysis was predicated on binarizing the continuum of gray levels in natural images, and naturally leads to the question of how the analysis would "scale up" to the full continuum of gray levels.
But they are all predicated on one thing — speed.
That analysis was in part predicated on the assumption that a price above $28 would result in little or no immediate pop in the stock price after the offering was sold.
