The premise is that performers trained as opera singers are going to assume action-hero roles.
"I don't know why you would assume action on climate change is more likely than action on poverty," was Catelin's cavalier reassurance to allay any investor anxiety after a new report from the Carbon Tracker thinktank on how investment in companies might be affected by serious climate action.
Jack A. Ablin, the chief investment officer for the Harris Private Bank, called Thursday's widely assumed action by the European Central Bank a way of absorbing problems rather than solving them, and said that the markets had had an "emotional rebound," rather than a real one, especially when compared with stock declines of more than 400 points on Wednesday.
In this paper, we seek to explore a novel algorithm framework, called TRAMP, to learn action models with limited training data in a target domain, via transferring as much of the available information from other domains (called source domains) as possible to help the learning task, assuming action models in source domains can be transferred to the target domain.
However, as already pointed out by Eccles and Wigfield (2002), the expectancy-value approach needs to be extended by integrating concepts of action regulation, particularly volition, which describes action execution more comprehensively by assuming action phases and related volitional processes (Gollwitzer 1996).
Don't assume, take action and you might be surprised by the result!
Though the exact mechanisms remain unclear, doctors assume these actions explain why UVA exposure is also associated with skin cancer.
Assume that actions are tried in the order P1, P2, P3.
Instead, they assume all actions committed by an anomalous user are suspicious.
Here again, we assume that actions 1 4 have been performed beforehand and that the inter-glossary conceptual structure is clear.
