Sentence examples for core assumption of from inspiring English sources
He knew that the roboticist Rodney Brooks had recently begun to question a core assumption of the whole A.I. project: that minds could be built of machines.
"Western military technological superiority, a core assumption of the past two decades, is eroding", John Chipman, IISS director general, told a London press conference.
Indeed, he questions the core assumption of the man who could lead the Tories back into Downing Street: the need, or even the wisdom, of reclaiming the 'centre ground' from New Labour.
A core assumption of public reason liberalism is that people's reasons for action and belief can differ substantially.
The initial plausibility of step (4) may also derive from a core assumption of the substance paradigm, namely, the thesis that all processes can be ontologically understood as modifications of substances.
The core assumption of this book turns to internal vulnerabilities in that the violence against humanitarian workers is to some extent "self-generated" and a result of their own actions and decisions (Fast 2014, p. 145).
Could the rising tide of suburban poverty threaten the core assumptions of suburban life?
As these features illustrate, research on these languages calls into question many core assumptions of linguistic theory.
The DCP said its decision to speak out "reflects fundamental concerns about the development, personal impact and core assumptions of the (diagnosis) systems", used by psychiatry.
Like many, I always intuitively doubted the universal validity of many core assumptions of economists, which held that virtually all human behavior could be explained solely by economic incentives.
That a Sundance award winner is making a movie that questions core assumptions of a festival hit — "An Inconvenient Truth" went on to win an Oscar for best documentary feature, and took in $50 million at the worldwide box office — is partly the work of Terry Botwick and Ralph Winter.
