Sentence examples for assumption of calculation from inspiring English sources

Numbers do not seem arbitrary or biased; their rhetorical effectiveness is facilitated by their apparently neutral non-rhetorical nature and the assumption of calculation as an impersonal, mechanical routine impermeable to human desires and biases (Potter et al, 1991, p. 358; see also Porter, 1995; Best, 2001).

This simplification to symmetry was necessary as symmetry is a key assumption of the calculation method used.

For example, saturation adjustment (Soong and Ogura 1973; Tao et al. 1989) is a reasonable assumption for calculations of the nucleation of cloud droplets and their condensation growth from water vapor.

Theoretical analysis assumes that bit stick-out is the best when the upper edge of the jet flow sprayed from the bit nozzle tip is internally tangent to the lower edge of surface conductor, based on which a formula to calculate the reasonable bit stick-out was derived, and the rationality of the theoretical assumption and correctness of calculation model were proved through field tests.

Using simplifying assumptions, results of calculations are presented based on relevant computerized numerical simulation for a set of typical process parameters obtained from the existing cement shaft kiln operation and the electrical furnace test on the mechanical and chemical performance of the compact coal containing cement raw meal pellets.

Establishing stationarity is expedient for an implicit assumption of a geostatistical calculation in the current study.

SOC enables implicit assumptions and physical meanings of calculation to be systematically described.

2) The assumption of irreversibility in the calculation of the evolution probabilities is for the convenience of the author's calculations.

Under this method of calculation, the assumption is made that the heat capacity remains unchanged throughout the entire melting profile.

To justify our assumption of bivariate normality for calculation of p-values for the proposed tests, we used the Shapiro-Wilk test.

The discontinuity correction factor for direct radiation is the ratio: (7) ξ dir (i ) = N dir (i ) N dir 3 D (i ) For diffuse radiation (with the assumption of isotropic distribution) the calculation is more complex.