"It's sort of assumptions built on assumptions," said Kimberly Kuo, a spokeswoman for the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association.
First, they assumed that the Earth's climate is very stable, and built that assumption into their model.
They have built that assumption into their economic models, but they differ sharply on how quickly the wage pressure could resurface, an issue they will once again debate at their next meeting, on Tuesday.
Although these assumptions might seem debatable, every single mathematical model and every theory is built on assumptions tested in an experimental setting, such as that used in this study.
Music composed before the 17th century was built on assumptions about harmony (among other elements) that were gradually replaced as music headed toward the Classical and Romantic languages in which the bulk of today's standard canon is written.
The $4 trillion that has been lost in the stock markets was built on assumptions of earnings multiplying to the sky and on the fairy dust of dot-com and telecom start-ups; it had no substance.
Although simplified protein models can access larger regions of the landscape, they are oftentimes built on assumptions and approximations that affect the accuracy of the results.
Although simplified protein models can access larger regions of the landscape, they are built on assumptions and approximations that can affect the accuracy of the results.
Originally, the groundwater models were usually built using assumptions for porous and homogeneous aquifers, making it difficult to apply these models to aquifers in fractured or karstic rocks.
Contemporary health promotion is (arguably) built on assumptions of individualism and self investment and may need to be rethought for societies with a collectivist history.
A weakness in the above determinations is that they are built on assumptions about an equal and bi-directional replication rate for both chromosomes.
