Sentence examples for assume a term from inspiring English sources

6. Do monthly service rates and terms differ: (1) between customers who assume a term commitment and accept an ETF, and those who don't, and (2) between customers who purchase an unsubsidized device (either from your company or a third party), and those who purchase a subsidized device?

"While we believe the long-term economic prospects for Dell remain strong, we are concerned that current top-line estimates, which assume a long-term growth CAGR [compound annual growth rate] of 14% to 15%, could be overly optimistic owing to continued pressure on the consumer side," said the firm.

The 37-year-old remains contracted for another season at Montreal Impact in Major League Soccer, but could yet assume a short-term role with Chelsea.

"The central bank had two alternatives: assume a short-term crisis with a strong devaluation of the peso, or selling dollars on the futures market, deplete the reserves and accept a currency crisis.

The Lamarc and FST-based estimates, that assume a long-term stationary migration scenario, are most of the time very different from the true migration rates.

For the random splines of time we assumed a linear term, which equates to one spline term for s R (t ij ; k R ).

"On the one hand, you don't want to be presumptuous in assuming a second term.

For most of the last year, the Bush administration had tried to block Dr. ElBaradei from assuming a third term as chief of the agency, a part of the United Nations, arguing that he would not be strong enough to face down Iran and the covert nuclear weapons program it is suspected of having.

If entelekheia is a process term then it is clear how Aristotle's definition of motion describes a process, but it does so by assuming a process term in the definition, whereas Aristotle's definition of motion was intended to provide the most basic account of what a process is and so should not presuppose a process.

Assuming a long term mortality of 70% among smear-positive and 16% mortality among all others (i.e. assuming that active smear-negative cases are similar to Krebs' closed tuberculosis [121], as both presumably included cases with only chest radiograph abnormalities in addition to culture-positives) one obtains a CF of 0.34, and an average duration of 3 years.

Most users of the term assume a two-level system (global and local), citing phenomena such as hybridization as the result of growing interconnectedness.