Sentence examples for assuming we need from inspiring English sources

We also want to solve this problem with the lowest cost (assuming we need to pay to get a question about a region answered) and in a most efficient way (the number of rounds of questions required).

Initially phase t = 0, f(0) = ΔD 0)/D ref. For instance, assuming we need to maintain D ref  = 300GB amount of fresh data in repository every control period and the data freshness value at previous time period was f(t - 1) = 0.9  will be reduced to 0.864 at current time t given a decaying factor of 4.0%.

To irrigate 1 hectare (2.5 acres), Jack's calculations assume we need to apply 5mm/day, which we will deliver through a low cost drip irrigation system.

Not surprisingly, they believe they can get what they want by merely holding out, and, because we assume we need their consent on the great issues, they are probably right.

The particular importance of this distinction for the free will debate is that "hypothetical liberty" provides compatibilism with a (plausible) account of alternate possibilities — something that is generally assumed we need for any acceptable theory of moral freedom and responsibility.

Assume we need to obtain the values of p and q for which a function f p,q) is maximum, given that there are a set of constraints g i (p,q ≤n i, i=1,2,…,r, and that each variable is non-negative.

Most of us assume we need things like digital television and unlimited mobile calling plans.

But, assuming we even need to, and I feel we do: how do we explain this to that naysayer, that dismissive guy, those who are too quick to dismiss our art of choice as folly, trivial, meaningless beside literature, the theater, and cinema?

But, assuming we even need to, and I feel we do: how do we explain this to that naysayer, that dismissive guy, those who are too quick to dismiss our art of choice as folly, trivial, meaningless beside literature, the theatre and cinema?

I assumed we'd need to create new laws to ban the advertisement of unpaid internships, but no.

People who lack an understanding of modern financial markets often assume we simply need to slap on more regulation, but that can actually cause more harm than good.