Sentence examples for assuming the environment from inspiring English sources

"I'm assuming the Environment Agency will make their own assessment of what has happened to make sure that they've learnt any lessons for the future.

Both logics of strategy-making assume the environment as exogenous and given (Wiltbank et al. 2006, p. 983).

As the HCPCF approaches the optical bench, we expect the temperature of the buffer gas to eventually assume the environment temperature in that region (({le}25mbox{ K})).

A lot of our laws, treaties and agreements assume the environment is a constant, but it is becoming a variable.

Too many leaders of mergers and acquisitions assume the environment will continue to evolve as it has.

We assume the environment is constant and homogeneous with respect to selection, but demes may vary in size and number between generations.

The validated WEC-Sim models were then used to simulate the power performance and loads for operational conditions, extreme conditions, and directional waves, for each of the four PowerBuoy design variations, assuming the wave environment of Humboldt Bay, California.

Assuming the interference-limited environment, the received signal at the relay can be expressed as y R = P s h ( k ) r x s + ∑ i = 1 N I 1 P ir g ir x ir, (1).

We here estimated the potential fitness of andromorphs and gynomorphs along latitude, based on the empirical data on the length of abdomen, the number of ovariole, egg size and latitude, assuming the gene-by-environment interaction.

In most of the existing studies of RSS-based location estimation techniques in the literature, the channel model is assumed to be known a priori, that is, the path loss characteristics of the coverage area are considered known, either by assuming that the environment is a perfect free space or by extensive measurement and modeling prior to the deployment of location estimation systems.

(We are assuming that the environment about which we receive information does not change during the discourse).