Sentence examples for assumed at the beginning from inspiring English sources

Throughout his long reign Louis XIV (1643 1715) never lost the hold over his people he had assumed at the beginning.

Then, the LISREL analysis was used for principal component analysis, and 10 principal components were assumed at the beginning.

There seems to be a broader basis for disease prevention than assumed at the beginning of the campaign.

The same number of susceptible tissue units was assumed at the beginning of each season, mimicking host regrowth.

This slight difference in appearance is probably associated with the low PrPsc concentration assumed at the beginning and finally evidenced in this study.

"You have to assume at the beginning of a campaign that you will be dealing with this," said Anita Dunn, a former communications director for President Obama.

Poincaré's "indifferent hypotheses" are those, which the analyst assumes at the beginning of calculations, which are neither true nor false, but rather play roles as positions in a structure.

Assume at the beginning (round ), all nodes only have one OM symbol (or can be seen as NM symbol of degree ), the degree of all the NM symbols will become after exchanges under the optimal case.

The logistic model assumes exponential growth at the beginning.

So, it engenders great anxiety and since my appointment at the end of March, and even more so since I assumed office at the beginning of July, the most frequent question addressed to me has been: 'What does this mean?'.

It was assumed that at the beginning of every trial, while under full-cue conditions, participants were pointing as accurately as possible to the target (i.e. they were pointing where they intended to point).