According to Forsgren (2002), the Uppsala model is based on two assumptions: the resource-based theory and the incremental process.
The design of this model was based on two assumptions: first, the application required only one VM instance, and second, the computational power and memory requirements needed by the application were static.
HangOut is based on two assumptions: (i) each HSP contains at least one correctly aligned region, and (ii) incorrectly extended regions exist in every HSP that crosses the insertion point.
It is based on two assumptions: (1) end consumers can receive hourly wholesale market electricity prices one day ahead; (2) distribution network operators have the right to buy electric power from both transmission systems and local DGs without considering suppliers or retailers in.
The new strategy should be based on two assumptions.
This argument is based on two assumptions that are not self-evidently correct.
The $30 million figure that was floating around is based on two assumptions that could be wrong.
This forecast is based on two assumptions: that global growth will fall from 3% per year today to 1.5% in the second half of the century and that the global savings rate will stabilise at 10%.
The prominence accorded them by political strategists and the press during the Reagan years was based on two assumptions: that religious conservatives constituted a unified bloc, and that their growing strength could be harnessed by the Republican Party in ways beneficial to both religious and political conservatives.
"The attack was based on two assumptions," Cohen and Gooch write, "both of which turned out to be unwise: that the only really difficult part of the operation would be getting ashore, after which the Turks could easily be pushed off the peninsula; and that the main obstacles to a happy landing would be provided by the enemy".
Greece's most recent bailout agreement was based on two assumptions: that the private sector would voluntarily accept at least a 50 percent loss on its debt, and that these savings, together with other changes to be undertaken by the government, would bring Greece's debt down to 120 percent of G.D.P. by 2020.
