In this study, we boldly assume that the physical collision probability of 802.11e and 802.11aa should be the same as that of 802.11 if they all adopt the same value of initial contention window (W) for random backoff in the retry process, ignoring the fact that 802.11 might adopt a different value for fixed backoff.
What upsets me is, as his blog showed, how many others who claim to be allies, or maybe I too boldly assume should be allies, are not.
So we boldly assume that the KIAA1199/PLXNB3/SEMA5A/CTGF axis may accelerate the proliferation of FLS cells and activate the downstream angiogenic signaling pathways, leading to the formation of the pannus, and erode the cartilage and bone in the progression of RA.
A popular high school biology textbook from the 1950s boldly declares that "In this book, it is assumed that the reader believes in the existence of God, and accepts the logical consequences of the fact" (Grogan 1955:vii).
Let them stay thinking that way; let Oxfam, with its its Africa-emblazoned super-hero capes, stay convincing itself that it has a duty to alter global perceptions of Africa, while the Russians and Chinese – and diaspora Africans, who must have once assumed they'd left the continent for good – boldly head out to the continent to engage in potentially more useful ways.
It sends a signal that following last summer's landmark cases, it may not be as difficult as people have usually assumed to successfully argue that state courts should rule boldly and broadly in favor of marriage rights.
"You have to govern boldly, but with the humility of knowing that you can't assume that people embrace your case — you have to make it, even after the election.
"You have to govern boldly, but with the humility of knowing that you can't assume that people embrace your case you have to make it, even after the election.
It is safe to assume the advice was meant to be taken loosely, but Philip Gourevitch entered into the spirit more boldly than most when, in May 1995, he skipped the hanging and went straight to a genocide.
