Sentence examples for approach has assumed from inspiring English sources

This approach has assumed that the environment consists of noisy, but stable, signals that the brain must decipher by accumulating information over time and 'averaging out' the noise.

It is contended that these different approaches have assumed an important role in raising a number of significant and interesting disciplinary insights.

Most theoretical approaches have assumed various current distributions and analyzed the resulting magnetic effects (Chapman 1951; Fambitakoye and Mayaud 1976).

Existing power analysis approaches have assumed that all cores on a chip must execute at the same frequency.

Instead, it has assumed an organic philanthropic approach that allows for grantmaking to reflect the necessary evolution of social change.

Now approaching his 70th birthday, the German film-maker has assumed legendary status for facing things others wouldn't.

Before this recent modification of its forecasting approach, it had assumed that birth rates would eventually plateau at the replacement rate of 2.1.

A Poisson approach would have assumed: (1) a constant rate of hospitalization during a given observation period (and thus ignored the issue of removal of those at highest risk of the hospitalization or at risk of death during follow-up), and (2) independence of risk of subsequent hospitalization from having had previous hospitalizations.

And yet, conventional treatment approaches and clinical trials have assumed it is a single disease.

Attentional capture thus appears to be more robust and pervasive than we had assumed in approaching this study, or than has been suggested by our earlier studies of intertrial contingency (i.e., Hickey et al., 2011; Pinto et al., 2005).

The Bush administration seems to have assumed in its approach to post-Saddam Iraq that both democracy and a market economy were default conditions to which societies would revert once oppressive tyranny was removed, rather than a series of complex, interdependent institutions that had to be painstakingly built over time.