Sentence examples for careful assumptions from inspiring English sources

Rasga et al. 2010 defines a categorical approach of fusion for modal logic systems labelled with truth values, and it is shown that the preservation of completeness requires some careful assumptions, while soundness is preserved without further provisos.

We argue that, although a number of languages defining abstract communication primitives have been proposed in the past few years, knowledge-level programming can only be supported if a number of careful assumptions about the communication primitives and the underlying architecture are made, including asynchronous communication mechanisms, reliable message passing, and nonblocking primitives.

The exemplary take-over in Rodrigues of the Area Based Programmes at the end of the previous Country Programme was preceded by a careful assumption of ownership for all the management aspects by the local authorities and NGOs.

Some studies used somewhat validated scales, while another derived metaphors from elite discourse, only allowing for careful validation assumptions.

We have to be careful in our assumptions.

Under careful scrutiny, these assumptions are at best debatable, and at worst downright wrong.

"We have to be very careful in the assumptions we make," he said, "and not project our own fears of aging.

These issues all mean that careful choice of assumptions in the identification model and fundamental formulation to account for uncertainty are necessary.

Choosing the appropriate design technique requires careful consideration of assumptions and limitations, pond type, and the wastewater quality indicators that are desired to be analyzed and removed.

The reader must be careful in making assumptions about the influence of insulin sensitivity on cognitive performance and brain structure in cognitively impaired and diabetic patients.

Be careful about making assumptions.