The phrase "assumption of separation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing theories, principles, or legal matters where the idea of separation is taken for granted or accepted as a premise.
Example: "The assumption of separation in this legal framework allows for distinct responsibilities between the parties involved."
Alternatives: "presumption of separation" or "belief in separation".
Therefore, the essential value of ANT lies in challenging assumptions of separation between material and human worlds [ 21, 40, 41].
The feasibility method is based on the assumption of maximal separation.
At the local scale, all phases of the composite obey the classic equations of three-dimensional elasticity, but, since the assumption of strict separation of scales is not verified, the macroscopic behavior is described by the equations of strain gradient elasticity.
Note that in the AdEx model of Fig. 6c, we have τ/ τ w = 0.1 so that the assumption of a separation of timescales is justifiable.
Given our assumption of exogenous separations in the public sector, which is arguably the most realistic one in the case of the government sector, it is physically impossible to implement such a reduction immediately.
Although numerical calculations can predict the basic features of the variation of the flow field with rotor angle, the flow field of a stationary rotor, especially at small rotor angles, is not well reproduced in the calculations, suggesting that the assumptions of flow separation at the tips of the blades and the two-dimensionality of the flow are invalid.
The theory presented here complements the classic theory for the evolution of aging (Medawar, 1952; Williams, 1957; Hamilton, 1966).While these classic theories of aging are based on the assumption of an existing separation between a parent and a rejuvenated offspring (for example, mediated by the germ-soma separation), one can interpret our results as explaining the origin of such a separation.
Classical continuum theories are formulated based on the assumption of large scale separation.
Such habituation underpins their capacity and willingness to protect their liberties and the institutions that support them (Constant 1819, 327 328).[10] Since the 1970s, feminist theorists have sharply criticized the republican and liberal models' shared assumption of a rigid separation between the private and the public spheres.
Assumption of no fluid flow separation at the corrugated walls is made.
