Sentence examples for assumed concept from inspiring English sources

The main line of thought in both criticisms is that Malament's 'mathematical result' might just as well be interpreted as evidence that the assumed concept of a sharp localization operator is flawed and has to be modified either by allowing for unsharp localization (Busch 1999) or for so-called "hyperplane dependent localization" (Fleming & Butterfield 1999).

Thus, crucial information is lacking to judge the compliance of patients and the significance of the assumed concept of natural allocation.

In the following section we will compare this emerging segmental scenario of serotonergic raphe neuronal populations with previous models of this neuronal system, which uniformly assumed concepts now held to be obsolete about anteroposterior hindbrain boundaries.

The main energy source for the herein assumed energy concept is heat input that can be ensured in the form of waste industrial heat, for example from convectional power plants, or even solar energy as a renewable energy source.

SQ assumed the concept and design of this study and acquisition of patients.

Because no decrease in concentration over time can be assumed, the concept of pumping and discarding early milk (or "pump and dump") for breast-feeding mothers as a means of reducing infant exposure (Hooper et al. 2007; Steingraber 2002) is not supported.

Some are familiar names -- Bonneville, Wildcat, Parisienne -- in the guise of mass-produced models that assumed the concepts' identities, even if the production car little resembled the concept design.

Levelt assumed that concepts are represented as indivisible nodes, and that the nodes corresponding to a concept are linked to the nodes of semantically related concepts [ 21].

10 To further guide the search and selection of records, we assumed the concepts of primary care and a primary care researcher to have various dimensions: the people who deliver primary care, the activities typical of comprehensive generalist primary care, and the level of care or setting as an entry point to the healthcare system.

Thus, this study assumes that concept maps are valuable as an activity and is entirely oriented toward the question of whether the concept maps may directly inform instructors about learning outcomes in this context.

"The E.U. assumes a concept of modernization that incorporates the economy as well as politics and society," she said.