The phrase "assume volume" is not commonly used in written English and may lack clarity without context.
It could be used in contexts related to sound, physics, or metaphorically in discussions about influence or presence.
Example: "In order to create a more immersive experience, we need to assume volume in our audio design."
Alternatives: "take on volume" or "increase volume".
The methodology is validated using a comparative case study of different battery technologies for a range of functionality and assumed volume increase in the next generation of batteries to be produced.
Table 2. Assumed volume sources associated with the deformation of the Sakurajima volcano.
If calculated gas volume is different from assumed volume in Step 5, repeat Steps 5 through 8 until a converged volume is obtained.
The true stress in the material may be better represented by assuming volume conservation in the material not volume conservation of the specimen.
Fig. 13 Comparison of stress strain curves calculated assuming volume conservation in the specimen, and those curves which use the apparent Poisson's ratio ('corrected'corrected
Overall the variation in the results between assuming volume conservation and using the data from the laser system is less than the difference seen between specimens, Fig. 13.
Because these APIs are relatively expensive at the assumed volume demand, a 40% markup was applied to estimate the cost of the finished dosage form.
Considering that an assumed volume of 10% of the total transportation market in 2020 will consist of biofuels, an additional 100 million tonnes of protein will be produced.
If trading volumes fall significantly, then it will raise considerably less cash than under an analysis that assumes volumes (which are extremely large at the moment) hold up.
Assume that volume increases four-fold on black friday, and thus overhead costs decrease by a factor of four.
