Sentence examples for assumed to make a from inspiring English sources

The approach with Axiomatic Design is to avoid complexity because complexity is assumed to make a reliable solution intractable.

They have assumed to make a National Constitution of their own, in which, of necessity, they have either discarded, or retained, the right of secession, as they insist, it exists in ours.

An offender is assumed to make a rational decision and commit a crime if the perceived benefit outweighs the perceived cost.

In both cases, retrieval and forgetting of organizational memory, it is assumed to make a difference, in which chronological order the three similar transactions from the example above occur.

‡Only a proportion of children with influenza illness are assumed to make a physician visit.

Each of the 1,000 bits was assumed to make a certain contribution to the logarithm of specific activity.

23 Women with undiagnosed depression were assumed to make an additional 10 minute visit to their general practitioner during the follow-up period (£25.50).

The Bayesian decision maker is assumed to make her choices in accordance with a complete preference ordering over the available options.

It's always been assumed that to make a successful woman's magazine you need to either have sex, chocolate or a celebrity on the cover.

Missing enzymes from the Chamydomonas reinhardtii database but assumed present to make a complete metabolic network.

My middle-school teacher Paul Wesche once told me that the word assume could be broken down to into three parts ass - u - me, as in -  to assume is to make an ass out of you and me.