Sentence examples for assumptions derived from from inspiring English sources
However, the design of astrobiological experiments forces critical examination of the generality of assumptions derived from Earth life.
Current methods, time of arrival (TOA) location and single sensor modal analysis location (SSMAL), are based on assumptions derived from a simplistic structure.
To transcribe statements and assumptions derived from national citizenship into the discourse and practice of European citizenship will constrain the maturation of the supranational model of citizenship and frustrate its potential to create an inclusive European public.
After considering each position in its most sympathetic light, the essay suggests that the textualists' presumption of untidy compromise fits more comfortably with legislative process assumptions derived from the constitutional structure.
For the calculation we used assumptions derived from Gormley et al.: Discovery cohort = 375.000; variance explained in the discovery sample = 0.1463; and a prevalence of 0.158.
Authors discuss the underlying techniques and heuristic assumptions derived from music knowledge that provide the basis to relevant systems reported in the literature.
Just as the major industrialized nations that are net importers of their energy sources, such as Japan and West Germany - with responsibility for pulling ahead many of the marginal economies of Asia and Western Europe - were beginning to relish the idea of a $10 barrel of crude oil, some of the economic assumptions deriving from the new price arrangement seemed threatened.
We introduce a modelled transport equation for the mean progress variable which is consistent with the basic underlying UFPV assumption, derived from the Lagrangian flamelet model.
Yet this pessimistic conclusion only follows under the assumption, derived from the Commonplace Thesis, that all chancy events are random.
My opposition was not stronger because of my assumption (derived from the available intelligence) that Iraq possessed both biological and chemical weapons.
