Sentence examples for based on assuming the from inspiring English sources

It refers to a logically faulty argument that is based on assuming the very thing one is trying to prove.

The common approach in solving problems with CCP is based on assuming the uncertainties to follow Gaussian distribution.

"It is based on assuming the next president continues an aggressive path," said Gene Karpinski, president of the League of Conservation Voters.

Almost every known control design has been based on assuming the validity of the Certainty Equivalence Principle and the associated Separation Theorem.

The method is based on assuming the process of vortex generation to be a generic, noisy, nonlinear oscillation, describable by a noisy Stuart Landau equation, with a corresponding sensor signal that also contains higher harmonic excitations.

The test problems are based on assuming the same failure properties for all links, which results in problems that have the desirable properties of fully exercising the numerical integration procedures required in the evaluation of PLOAS and also possessing simple algebraic representations for PLOAS that can be used for verification of the analysis.

The figure of £100bn is based on assuming that the average growth rate over the next five years is a Japan-style 1.3%, considerably lower than the 2.5% average assumed by Osborne; the cumulative difference between these growth assumptions adds up to roughly £100bn over the period (about 7% of GDP).

One approach is based on assuming that the shear modulus of the fluid is numerically very small.

Most of the results are based on assuming that the peak tractions for tangential separation are equal to that for normal separation, but it is shown that a relatively smaller peak traction for tangential separation may significantly affect the predictions.

The reasoning is based on assuming that the average rate of parallel evolution reflects what is going on at single sites, that is, that the probability distribution of deleterious effects is narrowly distributed around the mean.

The mortality transition function is based on assuming that the rate of change of N relative to dominant height increment depends on the current values of H and N: dN dH = − a 1 H a 2 N a 3 (2).