Sentence examples for assuming it to be from inspiring English sources

However, this performance degradation can be overcome at the receiver side if the detection algorithm, instead of ignoring the residual interference or assuming it to be Gaussian, exploits its structure using interference‐aware receivers.

If it was meant to signal subversion, the gesture backfired, fashionistas instantly assuming it to be just another styling trick.

Ricardo's orthodox followers took no notice of it, assuming it to be a rare lapse by the Master.

The real intent of the resolution – and its effect - will be tested by Gaddafi's announcement of a ceasefire, assuming it to be genuine.

I know nothing about Garfunkel's, assuming it to be one of those pseudo-US joints that sprung up in the 70s and managed to hang around longer than the likes of Peppermint Park.

Monserrat Garcia, the As Pontes town hall spokeswoman, told the Local that Google Translate did not recognise the Galician world 'grelo', instead assuming it to be the Portugese word 'grelo', which in Spanish means clitoris.

It's not as easy as people assume it to be.

The custom is so entrenched that many people assume it to be intractable.

Jumping in had not been my first thought: the water was so opaque that I assumed it to be shallow.

"What if our power arc, as women, is different from what we assume it to be?" she asked.

Yet examining is not the exact science that people – and particularly the media – assume it to be.