Sentence examples for competing assumptions from inspiring English sources
Characters are squeezed between competing assumptions and proscriptions, both societal and familial.
It explores alternative formulations of equality, and the competing assumptions, ideals, and implications of these formulations.
Accordingly, neighborhood "street stop" activity reflects competing assumptions and meanings of policing strategy.
To assess the validity of the competing assumptions underlining these paradigms about everyday interpersonal interruption management, a field study of interruption management practices in everyday cell phone use was conducted.
We explore their warranty model assuming exponential auction listing and claims times, under competing assumptions of Normal (classical portfolio theory) versus Paretian claims (industry practice) distributions using a normative algorithm.
The second paper, "Economics of eBay's Buyer Protection Plan", by J. Christopher Westland, explores the financial viability of eBay's Buyer Protection Plan, under competing assumptions of Normal versus Paretian claims distributions.
The two models are based on competing philosophical assumptions.
A report commissioned by Barclays in 2013 revealed a corporate culture that wasn't fit for purpose, tending to "favor transactions over relationships, the short term over sustainability, and financial over other business purposes". It further revealed a complex and siloed organization, with competing operating assumptions, values, and practices across the group.
Conceptualizations of competing demands imply assumptions about the relationships between these demands for example, whether they are oppositional or interdependent (Chen 2008).
Rob Johnson, who watched the Blinder ordeal, says Blinder made the mistake of behaving as if the Fed was a place where competing ideas and assumptions were debated.
For most of this paper, we remain agnostic about whether the framework is conceptually sound, to highlight the fact that it has strictly methodological problems of a statistical origin that do not depend on the validity of a competing set of assumptions.
