Sentence examples for complicated assumptions from inspiring English sources

It is also an axiom (or axiom schema) that's pleasingly simple and requires no complicated assumptions about the surface structure of the sentence (in this respect, it has a clear edge on the Demonstrative Theory).

Nevertheless assuming constant rates in our model was sufficient to describe TB dynamics in Hong Kong in the past four decades; in further work we may examine the support for more complicated assumptions such as period-specific progression rates.

But "Pariah" is important, not simply as a promising directorial debut, but also as the most visible example of the mini-movement of young black filmmakers telling stories that complicate assumptions about what "black film" can be by embracing thorny issues of identity, alienation and sexuality.

Some of their commentary, however, was surprising as it complicates assumptions about the degree to which recess is their free time.

This complicates assumptions about linkage disequilibrium across different parts of the genome and increases the density of SNPs required for successful association mapping.

Artists also complicate traditional assumptions about documentary imagery by restaging, rehearsing, or simply evoking past events for the camera.

One of the few places with an older and greater claim to it is France, and some of the most interesting films in this festival have a decidedly Gallic flavor, even as they challenge and complicate conventional assumptions about what constitutes a French film.

"As artists with active public presences online, in video, and music performance, Reeder and Kuo are two artists who understand very well the mechanics and message of each medium and seek to streamline our experience within them while complicating our assumptions," the exhibition's press release explains.

Deriving the total mutation rate can be complicated by the assumptions used and is expected to be sensitive to the coverage (see Discussion).

But economic history complicates that assumption.

While women are commonly framed as defenceless "soft targets" in forced evictions, Vanny and her fellow housewives complicate this assumption.