Sentence examples for be assumed to record from inspiring English sources

The topset-to-foreset rollovers of subaqueous deltas are developed at up to 60 m water depths, such that ancient delta-scale clinoforms should not be assumed to record the position of ancient shorelines, even if they are sandstone-rich.

Such major sedimentary transition from basal sand to upper mud is assumed to record a major environmental change in relation to both natural infilling of estuaries, climate change and increasing human activities.

The 2011 study had a model that perfectly fitted past data, and so must be assumed to have a great forecasting record.

Indeed, almost all (96.9%) of all treatments registered with ICD-code could be assigned to a civil personal registration number [ 30], so completeness of records can be assumed to be close to perfect.

The simulated imaging results are shown in Figure 9.From Figure 9, it is shown that there is a defocusing record in the imaging process when the radar platform's attitude keeps changing.The real-time attitude is assumed to be recorded, but there is a zero-mean white Gaussian noise with a variance of 0.005 compared to the real value of the parameters, such as the pitching and rolling angle.

Dead trees with no foliage were assumed to be recorded in a previous year's study.

Three body weight records during growth at the nucleus central station and body weight before marketing at a separate sea station (the breeding objective) were assumed to be recorded, and the genetic parameters were obtained from the actual Finnish breeding program.

REM is assumed to possess records of past channel usage information of N channels, which are collected from the SUs and a dedicated set of sensors as in [5].

In addition, a wrong shot change declaration in the recaptured video does not have an enormous effect on the result of the proposed method because every shot in the recaptured video is assumed to be recorded by an identical digital camcorder.

However, studies based on large samples actually use self-reported height and weight; furthermore, actual height and weight were assumed to be recorded as this study also was a self-reported survey performed using a computer.

The annual rate of occurrence is defined here as the total number of eruptions from a given volcano divided by the length of time for which the record is assumed to be complete (i.e. Record of Completeness - ROC).