Sentence examples for assumptions found from inspiring English sources

Without restrictive assumptions found in previous approaches, the fractional programming problem is reformulated as a recursive optimization problem to solve for a CLF with basis functions.

Without restrictive assumptions found in previous approaches, a min-max optimization problem is formulated to solve for a quadratic Lyapunov function.

The insurance model set parameters based on our best knowledge of eBay's real-world values for pricing and payout, and using various assumptions found in the literature for claims and risk behavior.

It suggests that contrary to assumptions found in the literature, those with a preference for thinking in a holistic, global manner, perform less well than their peers in the early stages of their education, but tend to improve as they progress through their education.

(8), (9), and (10), we need to impose standard stability assumptions found in capital accumulation models, namely, that the bequest motive (rho ) is sufficiently low and the gross rate n of population growth is sufficiently high so as to prevent per capita bequests to grow without bound.

This section looks at the behavior online auction insurance through an example that maps the fund value from the previously articulated insurance model assuming eBay's real-world values for pricing and payout, and using various assumptions found in the literature for claims and risk behavior.

Sexist assumptions find their way into speech and writing for the simple reason that society is still sexist.

Their assumptions find empirical support in studies that suggest men with lighter skin are more likely to get higher paying jobs.

In my ongoing quest of documenting truth, I look to continually challenge assumptions, find new sources of information, and seek common ground on important social issues in hopes to transcend knee-jerk obstructionism.

This is neatly put; it shows, incidentally, how remote she is from any European visions of cinema — not just from the relaxed, Old World attitude toward sex but from the European assumption (found lingering in the work of Americans like Robert Altman) that the scent of documentary can and should be allowed to flavor a fictional method.

This assumption finds further support in that unemployment spells of young skilled workers are generally of short duration in Switzerland (see Sacchi and Salvisberg [2012]).