Sentence examples for clear assumption from inspiring English sources

The clear assumption is that it once contained your own delicious, homemade jam.

When we wrote it, the clear assumption was: That guy in the crowd is an asshole, an outlier, and the viewer of the movie is automatically on my side.

Though it isn't spelt out, the clear assumption is that companies such as Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter, BlackBerry, and myriad smaller ones providing interpersonal communications are meant here.

Re the proposal to report the number and location of heroin arrests ("Increase in Heroin Use Leads to Proposed Laws," Dec. 14): First, the clear assumption here is that arrest is synonymous with guilt; in our country, happily, that is not the case.

Showing a clear assumption in a model will improve our understanding of a model's results, and will also suggest further tasks to pursue in model development.

As QED has grown, the team has faced many logistical and technical hurdles, but each has been met with optimism and a clear assumption that these hurdles will be met.

The Article seeks to resolve this apparent anomaly by arguing that interpretive reliance on legislative history creates an opportunity for legislative self-delegation, contrary to the clear assumptions of the constitutional structure.

Although it has been established with clear assumptions for geometric planners, the panorama of completeness results for kinodynamic planners is still incomplete, as most existing proofs rely on strong assumptions that are difficult, if not impossible, to verify on practical systems.

Furthermore, Wluper's approach is able to make clear assumptions regarding what the user is talking about, and therefore claims to be able to understand much more complex questions and in a more natural way.

What Zermelo's work showed, in effect, is that the 'choice' principle behind the Axiom is a necessary and sufficient condition for WOT; and he shows this by furnishing a Hilbertian style proof for the theorem, i.e., a conclusion which follows from (fairly) clear assumptions by means of a finite number of inferential steps.

This integration results from the formulation of economic problems as stylized models with clear assumptions and falsifiable predictions.