Sentence examples for assuming correctly from inspiring English sources

For weight, he relied on the connection between his paintings and actual events, counting on the ways his subjects already existed in the public imagination and assuming, correctly, that his own work would embed them even more deeply.

Assuming correctly that the speed of light is effectively infinite compared with the speed of sound, Gassendi measured the time difference between spotting the flash of a gun and hearing its report over a long distance on a still day.

Denote by P={P θ :θ∈Θ} a model for the distribution of the observed data, assuming correctly specification, that is P∈P.

On Hughes's reading, Aquinas does think of "sameness in thing" as identity, but he incoherently holds it to be non-transitive (i.e. if A and B are identical, and B and C are identical, it doesn't follow that A and C are identical), while in some contexts assuming (correctly) that it is transitive (Hughes 1989, 217 40).

He gambled by withdrawing his Bermuda Hundred defenses to reinforce the city, assuming correctly that Butler would not capitalize on the opening.

Anthony Lemar Taylor assumed, correctly, that not many people know that Tiger Woods's given name is Eldrick.

He assumes, correctly, that the world no longer has to be educated about surfing.

I assumed (correctly it later transpired in court and elsewhere) that he bullied them, too.

I assumed — correctly, it turned out — that the reporting duties were in capable hands.

He assumed — correctly — that the Kuwaiti border guards were unlikely to pursue him into Iraq.

"Many people don't even bang on the doors, because they assume correctly that there are no positions available".