Sentence examples for assumption introduced from inspiring English sources

To get our result, some regularity assumption introduced in [8] should be imposed on Ω.

One ought to note, however, that by choosing the initial, rather than the final velocities of the collision, the assumption introduced an explicit time-asymmetric element.

A further restriction on (vec {Theta }) in fingerprinting is the marking assumption, introduced by Boneh and Shaw [2], which says that θ 0=0 and θ c =1, i.e., if the pirates receive only zeros or ones, they have to output this symbol.

That assumption introduces a large uncertainty, weakening the argument.

dNotice that this assumption introduces the notion of satisfactory behavior.

Section "Available connectivity definition and assumption" introduces our definition of available connectivity and assumptions.

In general, small deviations from this theoretical assumption introduce tolerable artifacts.

If the radius of the circle is small compared to the distance between the transmitter and the receiver, the error this assumption introduces is minimal.

It was shown numerically that because an a priori orientation of the MRS profile with the karst conduit is used in the inversion scheme (perpendicular for instance), any error in this assumption introduces an additional error in locating the karst.

Consequently, the assumption introduces another expression for the heating of the remaining 95% of water from 155 °C to 158 °C.

All PCR efficiencies were found to be >95%; therefore, this assumption introduces minimal error into the calculations.