The phrase "assumption started" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the beginning of a process or idea based on an assumption, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The assumption started to take shape as we gathered more data."
Alternatives: "initial assumption" or "assumption initiated".
On this assumption, starting from the simple relations given in the fire design codes an analytical model is developed considering the heat conduction from the web to the flanges and the radiation heat transfer between web and flanges.
The first assumption starts with the Poisson ratio for these protein fibrils.
To estimate the model order, the noise eigenvalue profile gets predicted based on the exponential profile assumption starting from the smallest noise eigenvalue.
Our theoretical assumptions started from the ideal types of ordering principles [22] that we have rephrased models of governance.
These assumptions started to unravel a couple years ago when my children started simultaneously losing their teeth.
The Making Caring Common study offers several approaches for raising that awareness, including building in conversations about gender and assumptions, starting at the family level.
Repair was either cost-effective or dominant when compared with meniscectomy and nonoperative treatment across a broad range of assumptions starting from 5 years after surgery.
If basic assumptions start changing rapidly — business failures during a recession, start-ups during a recovery — the estimates can quickly lose touch with economic reality.
The method proposed here is then applied to identifying the post-necking hardening response under different assumptions, starting from a single material curve with no rate and temperature effects included, to a family of curves with both rate and temperature considered in a coupled way.
Assumptions: Starting annual salary of $50,000 increased each year at 3%.
