Sentence examples for assumptions push from inspiring English sources

The number of components is optimally learned from data by initializing K to be large enough, such that sparsity assumptions push some to be inactive.

Theoretically, that will bear fruit in the show, grounding characters in real people rather than assumptions, pushing them past proxies.

"I have never seen an economic impact analysis that makes such bold assumptions to push up the overall numbers," Mr. Parrott said.

First, while many recent empirical applications in price discovery and price predictability are on the frontier of econometric methods, further developments are needed to increase relaxation of relevant assumptions and push the boundaries of applications.

Creativity involves trying new things that may seem eccentric, that go against the grain, challenge our assumptions, or push the limits of our inherited norms.

When we ask the right questions, we get people thinking, challenging assumptions, and pushing the boundaries of what ought to come next.

The lawsuit had the virtues of pointing up the Immense psychic gap between those two pillars of bourgeois civilization, the artist and the corporation, and of illuminating some of the assumptions that continually push commercial television toward blandness.

It forced us to test our assumptions and helped to push us forward.

I immediately double-checked her assumption, not wanting to push my point if it was illegal.

Many Palestinians bristled at the initial Israeli assumption that Mr. Arafat could "push a button" and turn the violence on and off, as well at a subsequent theory that he had lost control of the "tiger" that he was riding.

According to Arvind Virmani, the prime minister's chief economic adviser, the medium-term target of a 9% GDP growth rate "was clearly based on an assumption that we will push ahead with reform…Given the global crisis, it's important that we accelerate reform if we want to meet the target".Asked what reforms are most pressing, Mr Virmani tosses over a book in which he describes them.