Sentence examples for assumed quite from inspiring English sources

The distances between particles are assumed quite large compared with their diameter, so that inter-particle reactions are ignored.

Only if speaker activity can be assumed quite likely, the occurring pattern shall be included into the reference pattern set.

This lens opening detection (in sequential control) always introduces delays, especially since time is not known in advance and has to be assumed quite large to ensure lens reaction, even for the slowest lenses with large dead areas.

The differences in the θ value indicated that bellflower and pinwheel structures assumed quite different conformations in the cytoplasmic domain: the former was extended to the region away from the bilayers, while the latter bended to near the bilayers.

There are question marks about the models that I have assumed, quite apart from the number of time constants and the parameter values.

"It's assuming, quite correctly, that the whole W.T.O.

Even the 2ºC target aimed at (but not reached) in Paris assumes quite a lot of active CO2 burial.

"We've always been quite open about the fact there are some sort of Premier League policies and others [that] don't assume quite the same significance," he said.

"You can progress quite rapidly and assume quite a lot of responsibility reasonably early on in your career," says Marshall, who puts this down to the calibre of the practitioners coming through and the openness of the profession.

This troubling apostasy not only stubs out the historical juxtapositions contained in the original material, it assumes quite arrogantly that children are incapable of understanding an author's nuances.

Kyle may bring in more women - I assume quite a few enjoy his television show - without alienating too many of TalkSport's current crowd, for whom the lack of live Olympic synchronised swimming may be a blessing in disguise.