Sentence examples for assume in practice from inspiring English sources

How Palpatine was able to launch this threat, and what form it will assume in practice, is currently unclear, but few theatre owners will feel willing to take the risk.

Yet zero is the value that federal agencies assume in practice as they approve carbon-polluting activities on a daily basis without any accounting for the cost of carbon.

Uniform ground motion excitation at different supports is typically assumed in practice while performing seismic response analysis of structures with somehow limited footprints.

But, this cannot always be assumed in practice.

Again, the stronger principle is much closer to our pre-theoretic intuitions and it is often tacitly assumed in practice.

(Strictly speaking, this is not quite true in NFU + Infinity without the additional assumption of Rosser's Axiom of Counting, but the latter axiom ("N is strongly cantorian") is almost always assumed in practice).

Kelman underscored the powerful role musicians and music producers assume in faith practices.

Although the complete ranging error model may be sophisticated (Thrun et al. 2005), it is often sufficient to assume that in practice, both error sources follow a normal distribution.

However, the relatively high consent especially in respondents with medical background (32%to63%3%) is rather surprising and should contravene actual practice: even though there are no empirical data available, from their knowledge of treatment of palliative patients in Germany the authors assume that in practice terminal sedation is hardly ever applied in treatment refractory depression.

The curved form of a sheath is assumed to be a parabola, as has frequently been assumed in design practice.

Given the impact of the surgery on the patient and the undesirability of performing semi-urgent surgeries in overtime, we assume, in line with medical practice (see Section  1), that canceled elective patients become semi-urgent patients the following week.