It cannot be assumed that a village, or a neighbourhood is one community just because of shared geography or even socio-economic level.
It cannot be assumed that a mentally disturbed patient's intentions, or a substituted judgment approximating those intentions, can be determined in a single judicial hearing apart from the realities of frequent and ongoing medical observation.
"The status of an organisation is no guarantee of responsible practice," says Smith. "It cannot be assumed that a charity automatically demonstrates better practice, or that a for-profit business automatically is worse.
As detailed maps of most urban areas already exist, it will be assumed that a map of the zone where the robot is supposed to work is given, which has not been constructed using the robot's own sensors.
It can therefore be assumed that a frequency discrimination deficit in children with SLI becomes particularly apparent for tones below 750 Hz and for a frequency difference of 50 Hz.
At a minimum, it can't be assumed that a Nigerian cabdriver and a third-generation Harlemite have more in common than the fact a cop won't bother to make the distinction.
This is not to say that substitution between labour and capital is so flexible in the national economy that it can be assumed that a 1 percent increase in the wage rate will reduce employment by a corresponding 1 percent.
If the common preamble cannot be decoded, it can be assumed that a collision has occurred.
It can be assumed that a change in isometric force manifested either earlier or later to the retest.
However, as a first-order approximation, it can be assumed that a single sample affects only neighboring parameters.
It will be assumed that a ( x ) ≥ a > 0. The discretization of problem (27) is carried out in two steps.
