Sentence examples for assumes basic from inspiring English sources

The rest of this section assumes basic familiarity with Java and Swing.

The GARS and MS solvers assume basic model function continuity.

Assuming basic access, these are computed as follows [7]: E [ T s ] = T H + T E [ M ] + S I F S + δ + T A C K + D I F S + δ E [ T c ] = T H + T E [ M ] + D I F S + δ (19) Here T H, TE[M]represent the transmission times of header and pay load, δ is the propagation delay, T ACK is the transmission time of the ACK packet and SIFS and DIFS are defined according to IEEE 802.11p standard.

Later group sessions assume basic knowledge about topics from earlier sessions and increasingly focus on techniques to overcome barriers, maintain healthy behavior, respond to behavior relapse, and reach health goals.

Outcomes from OSCE I (2006) also suggest that although we can assume basic communication skills as a prerequisite already established in our IFM participants by the middle of PGY-3 year, we still have significant work to do in the area of comprehensive history-taking, both conventional and integrative.

Over the last four decades, computational modeling of cardiac mechanics has evolved, incorporating biophysically-based hyperelastic strain energy laws [2 5], anisotropic tissue structure [6 8], patient-specific geometries [9] and cellular activation [10] to effectively simulate the myocardial behavior assuming basic Newtonian physics [11].

Further, clinicians will need to show competence in the following areas to participate in the study: 1) insertion techniques and cardiovascular anatomy; 2) oxygen dynamics;... and 7) common PAC complications.[reference]... we will assume basic competence in these areas after satisfactory completion of the PACEP [PAC educational programme] module".

A model that assumes more basic types will have fewer complex emotions compared to a model with fewer basic types.

It assumes a basic antagonism between the people and an elite at the heart of its politics.

This looks like the safest of traditional ads in that it ticks all the festive boxes (snow, party frocks, girls meeting boys), and assumes a basic familiarity with the ballet's music and characters.

"What a Way to Start a New Year!" is notable in that Jules assumes a basic understanding of the holiday; making this amusing and less obviously didactic book a pleasure to read.