Sentence examples for assumptions with a from inspiring English sources

Such hypotheses are merely suggestive, but as tools like the Ngram database continue to improve, the insights they make possible should encourage scholars to revisit longstanding assumptions with a critical eye.

Ms. Apple accepted the love but disarmed the underlying assumptions with a ferocious, grounded and often playful performance, ripping through old songs, fleshing out new ones and revisiting her stirringly subtle reading of the Beatles' "Across the Universe".

The stress tests estimated how much each bank would lose if the economic downturn proved even deeper than currently expected: under the worst-case assumptions, with a jobless rate of 10.3percentthethe losses by the 19 banks could total $600 billion.

He started a blog, Ranking America, to challenge their assumptions with a wild assortment of country comparisons, some sober (the United States is No. 1 in small arms ownership) and others less so (the United States is tied for 24th with Nigeria in frequency of sex).

The theory combines the first order shear theory kinematic assumptions with a layer-wise approximation for the electric potential.

This work replaces these assumptions with a probabilistic model of the costs of land lease and noise disturbance compensation, which is incorporated into a wind-farm-layout-optimization-under-uncertainty model.

This chapter analyzes transfer payments under second-best assumptions with an emphasis on the ways that private information affects the optimal design of government transfer programs.

The goal of our design strategy is to answer several complex question efficiently in a phase II setting with a minimal number of assumptions with an eye towards planning a phase III study.

Bush makes two erroneous assumptions with an attempt to compartmentalize ethics as being discreetly secular or religious, and to assert that the environmental stewardship that has been entrusted to us as humans should be segmented from public policy.

In the present study, the low prediction is the mean of the life-table model; the high prediction is the mean of the model without plausibility assumptions, with an imaginary birthcohort and with years 1988–1990 background hazard rates.

Let A be an assumption with a time index x, x = 1,2,3,…,n.