Tadie assumes a knowledge of French history -- Carter gives much more information about the Dreyfus Affair, for example -- and at least a passing acquaintance with the essentials of " la Recherche du Temps Perdu".
That position assumed a knowledge of the classics (for all architecture then was rooted in the ancient Roman world), skill in geometry and, usually though not always, previous successes in the fine arts.
We learn much about the kingdom, but little about the king himself.Another criticism is that Mr Dalle assumes a knowledge of Arabic terms that most readers will not have.
It should be noted that the cyclostationary detector assumes a knowledge of the cyclic frequency α.
"Let the Bullets Fly" is rife with allegorical meaning about standing up to corrupt leaders, while "Red Cliff" assumes a knowledge of Han dynasty politics.
We've established before that this is not a crowd that embraces a thoroughgoing knowledge of history in general, and it's probably fair to assume a knowledge of theatrical history not at all.
The sample size was calculated using the Kish-Leslie formula for single proportions, assuming a knowledge prevalence of 15% [ 16] among the caretakers, with a design effect of two which was slightly higher than what was used in a similar study [ 16].
This is mainly due to the lack of an automatic and efficient support to predict properties of the assembly code by only assuming a limited knowledge of the properties of single components.
In consequence, advanced security solutions not assuming a priori knowledge of the location of the PUs must be investigated and properly evaluated in real deployment environments.
To that end, and by assuming a perfect knowledge of the number of signals K, we gather for more convenience all the unknown DOAs in one single parameter vector θ=[θ 1, θ 2,⋯, θ K ] T.
