Sentence examples for assumption that the shared from inspiring English sources

Though MiniSec operates in general multihop networks, we believe its fundamental weakness (when applied to broadcast) lies in the assumption that the shared key can be kept safe at all nodes.

In contrast, the present mtDNA phylogeny would rather accord to the assumption that the shared morphological features are primitive.

When two monophyletic subtrees, sharing a common ancestor, each contain at least one of their leaves with the same experimentally assessed functional annotation, then this function is transferred to their whole subtree, on the assumption that this shared feature comes from their common ancestor.

For example, standard methods such as multilevel modeling aggregate individuals under the assumption that groups share a similar set of change processes (Sterba and Bauer 2010).

The conventional assumption that players share a uniform and accurate demand model in game is relaxed by a more realistic model players individually make their subjective demand estimation possibly with errors.

On his account, linguistic communication evolves in a context characterized by background assumptions that are shared between the participants.

"What we'd like to take off the table is the assumption that the sharing and on-demand economy is not profitable," says Ferguson, "and if we were to impose any additional costs they'd go out of business".

And this time, Mr. Kolko factored out the gay and lesbian population, using the assumption that the share of gay or lesbian singles in neighborhoods would be roughly equal to same-sex couples living in those neighborhoods.

We completed the figures with the assumption that the share of person kilometres on public highways equals the share of moped and motorcycle fatalities on public highways in Finland and Sweden together.

The saving of each regional household is allocated to domestic and foreign investment, on the assumption that the shares of domestic and foreign investments are held constant, subject to adding up constraints to balance regional accounts.

The first concerns the assumption that the sharing of the monozygotic twins' environment is identical to that of dizygotic twins an assumption necessary for heritability to be estimable from twin studies.