The phrase "assumed endless" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is believed to continue indefinitely without conclusion.
Example: "The assumed endless nature of the project led to a lack of urgency among the team members."
Alternatives: "presumed infinite" or "believed to be unending".
Assuming endless computational power, we would enumerate all permutations and calculate the mmHG score for each, in order to characterize the distribution of mmHG as a random variable over S N. The p-value for s is then simply: mmHG p - value s, N = The number of permutations having mmHG score ≤ s N !
This debate assumes that endless growth in air traffic is desirable and inevitable, although it contributes significantly to climate change.
Dilsey, in assuming her endless burden of care for him, has fed and clothed Christ himself, and she has been Christ in her care of him.
Indeed, the proposed densification model almost assumes an endless spiral of growth.
They file on to construction sites, an arm draped over the man in front.The Gulf has long assumed this queue of workers was endless.
When I came across this genre, I assumed that there would be an endless supply of etiquette personalities.
In Holmes' mantle convection idea (Fig. 1), the rocky part of the Earth is assumed to circulate in great loops, like endless conveyor belts, dragging the continents along.
Over the past decade, it has assumed some new roles: peacekeeping in the Balkans and Afghanistan, partnership with Russia, endless diplomatic dialogue.
The biggest mistake I've seen others make in influencer marketing (and I get this all the time) is assuming we all have endless time, and not bothering to think about what's in it for the influencer.
Wilentz goes on to attack Obama as a false idealist for two endless paragraphs, assuming (based on his false assumption about my loyalties) that by discrediting Obama he discredits me.
