Sentence examples for assumed circumstances from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Heytesbury's theory is a competitor to Bradwardine's as the most influential theory of insolubles in the whole of the Middle Ages.[27] Heytesbury treated insolubles as paradoxical only with respect to certain assumed circumstances (what he calls the casus or "hypothesis").

He expects earnings in about two years, projecting a profit in the last quarter of 2000, assuming circumstances go according to the business plan.

This thought experiment assumes circumstances clearly differing from the situation with our three female twin pairs, but nonetheless this estimated value may give an idea of the probability of finding differences in our twin pairs.

Meanwhile, with regard to the many actions executed in the field that allowed any "further catastrophe" to be avoided despite such a possibility having been assumed in circumstances where equipment and manuals could not be relied on, there has been almost no analysis, assessment nor lessons gleaned.

Nobody will lose out during the initial transition assuming their circumstances stayed the same, the government says.

However, assuming optimal circumstances (and that we want to go into academia), tenure is at least a decade away for most graduate students.

Assuming ideal circumstances, where data were immediately available to research staff, T3 completion time would have been 2 3 hours.

No payment is assumed under any circumstances.

The lack of detectable antibody among patients without history of contact with a known SARS patient might be associated with a low inoculum of the virus because of incidental exposures, in contrast to patients who acquired SARS in hospitals under circumstances assumed to have a high virus density.

As childhood circumstances are assumed to affect health behaviour (J) and living conditions in early adulthood (K), a part of the contribution of childhood circumstances to educational health differences may be shared with that of the latter two categories of factors.

And even in less dramatic circumstances, it assumed greater importance during periods of turbulence, such as during the miners' strike.