Sentence examples for any reason to assign from inspiring English sources

Then, the statistical parameters for the intermediate hypothesis nodes are defined and assigned using the principle of indifference (PoI) [ 34], which states that " each member of a set of propositions could be assigned the same probability of truth in the absence of any reason to assign them different probabilities".

In any case, there seems no reason to assign any intrinsic nature to the theoretically postulated entities of physics that goes beyond providing for the causal powers they are presumed to possess according to the theories which posit them.

This is the reason to assign the value of "1" to the damaged buildings indicator in the relief phase.

This is the reason to assign the value of "1" to the emigration rate indicator for the recovery phase.

This is the reason to assign a value "1" to the job openings per month and job applicants indicators for the recovery phase.

These numbers were the reason to assign the value of "1" to the change in building use indicator for the early recovery and recovery phases.

These numbers were the reason to assign the value of "1" to the change in building condition indicator for the early recovery and recovery phases.

In this sense, the identity of scale between the Province and Venice Lagoon is a convincing reason to assign lagoon fishery management tasks to the Province.

Aside from its moral culpability, there are practical reasons to assign this cost to the banking industry by forcing principal reductions.

"Sometimes when somebody's business doesn't turn out to be what they had hoped, they look for all sorts of reasons to assign blame," Mr. Gedarovich said, "but the consumer is king and drives the business".

Jean-Jacques had good reasons to assign a name to that all too common circumstance, not because of his awkwardness in company but because of the extraordinary genius he could deploy when he had the time.