The phrase "assumes simple" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to simplicity in assumptions, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The model assumes simple conditions for its calculations, which may not reflect real-world complexities."
Alternatives: "assumes basic" or "presumes simplicity".
During topology generation we take into consideration energy and resource issues, so our methodology assumes simple router architecture and minimal number of links.
The jackknife variance estimator was compared with an analytical estimator of variance commonly used in fisheries studies which ignores the clustering, and assumes simple random sampling of individual fish.
The proposed fatigue CZM assumes simple power-law functions for fatigue damage accumulation of which the damage parameters can be calibrated from simple fatigue tests under pure mode I and mode II conditions.
The solution of the equation of motion; that is, the frequency vs. amplitude relation, is examined here by several methods including the perturbation method, the elliptic function method, the harmonic balance method, and the method in which one assumes simple harmonic oscillations.
Case 1 assumes simple goals: (DYAtMO_K(M7)=NHuman).
Therefore, we have developed an ABM in the context of R&D collaborations [19] which assumes simple rules of link formation that are followed by agents with certain probabilities (see Section 2 for details).
We carried out the analysis assuming simple kinematic model for each vehicle.
Even if this isn't your natural way of being, you can assume simple poses that will increase your confidence.
All the applied estimators assumed simple random sampling while the selection of flight lines as well as ground plots followed a systematic design.
At large displacements concrete floor slabs can support, by membrane action, a vertical applied load which is significantly larger than that calculated assuming simple flexural behaviour.
Most of the optimal control studies of batch chemical reactors have assumed simple, ideal systems where heat removal can be changed instantaneously between zero and some maximum rate.
