Sentence examples for be assumed that when from inspiring English sources

It may be assumed that, when one is learning the denotation of the more basic words in the vocabulary of one's native language, attention is drawn first to what might be called the naturally salient features of the environment and that one is, to this degree at least, predisposed to identify and group objects in one way rather than another.

Therefore, it can be assumed that, when CityGML 3.0 is released, the Energy ADE will have to be adapted.

It used to be assumed that when the brain wasn't performing a specific task there would be just noise in the brain nothing happening.

It can be assumed that when the informants quit driving their mobility will depend on the resources available to them such as the possibility of getting rides from spouses or friends, walking distance to important amenities and so on.

As a result, it can be assumed that when there is an increasing value of E HOMO, there is an increased level of inhibition efficiency and it is so also for a decreasing value of E LUMO.

It might be assumed that when large trees die in dense conifer stands due to senescence, they may remain standing for a long time, which slows-down their decomposition rate.

The president seems to be assuming that when it comes to the crunch, Republicans will drop their objections and vote for this one too.

"It's been assumed that when looking at migration, star compasses and magnetic compasses are more important," Dr. Alerstam said.

ONCE it was assumed that when Chinese consumers could finally afford to buy cars, they would want basic, inexpensive models.

It is assumed that when a link fails, another path or another transportation mode is provided to transport passengers between the endpoints of the affected link.

Until 1956 it was assumed that, when an isolated system of fundamental particles interacts, the overall parity remains the same or is conserved.