Sentence examples for assumptions lie from inspiring English sources

It is also not clear what strategic assumptions lie behind the contentious military-aid package.

Two related assumptions lie at the core of the orthodox paradigm.

Other faulty assumptions lie behind the failure of the population-centric COIN doctrine laid out by Petraeus in both Afghanistan and Iraq, said retired Marine Col. T.X.

But practically, Congress created a law in which all the advantages, benefits and assumptions lie with the big media companies, fair use and rights of consumers be damned.

Because that is the problem, a complete solution to SA will have to do two things (DeRose 1995): explain which of the assumptions lying behind the generation of the paradox should, in fact, be rejected, and why; and explain too how we got into this mess — or, more formally, why the assumption singled out for rejection struck us as plausible in the first place.

The theoretical basis for this assumption lies historically in Hellenistic philosophy and radically distinguishes astrology from the celestial omina ("omens") that were first categorized and cataloged in ancient Mesopotamia.

The only assumption lies in the underlying probabilistic model (for instance, one assumes that the processes are inhomogeneous Poisson processes).

Generally, uncertainty can but must not increase as the assumption lies further in the future, due to unforeseeable developments.

The only assumption lies on the perfect estimation of timing synchronization (one sample per symbol, optimum sampling time).

This assumption lies in the linear relationship between the moments of profit and production function valid under price-taker individuals.

We have used the share they represent over the total employment, and assumed that their productivity is about 30 40 % (depending on the years) higher than that of salary workers; this assumption lies in the fact that the self-employed work more than employees (about 30 40 %).