Sentence examples for created by assuming from inspiring English sources

Zen maintains that the situation created by assuming this epistemological standpoint is not ideal, or real, for that matter.

A modification to the applied kinetic energy is created by assuming a localized distribution for initial impact velocity which provides quantitatively and qualitatively better analytical results and have acceptable consistency with experimental ones.

Finally, a tammar wallaby virtual genome map is created by assuming conservation of synteny in the intervals between genes in the integrated map, again using primarily information from the tammar wallaby's nearest sequenced evolutionary neighbour, opossum, and (where this information is insufficient) from human.

[CP6: CP W BCN]" Pharmacy assistants created conflict by assuming roles of the pharmacist.

The choice of community controls may also create bias by assuming that the malaria cases that present to the hospital and are enrolled genuinely account for all malaria cases in the community, that is, the study base population.

Today, most of this vast, wild urban terrain of wildflower-covered sea cliffs and extraordinary architecture -- officers' homes, cavalry stables, airline hangars, a psychiatric ward -- is presided over by the Presidio Trust, a corporation created by Congress that assumed control over 80percentt of the park two years ago (the park service controls the rest).

The relative sizes and distribution of small canopy gaps created by black bears (assumed to be circular in shape) are shown in Figure  5 for all 18 study plots at the end of the 5 years of observation.

Suppose M datasets are created by a MI method assuming MAR.

Wedgwood noticed that very high temperatures made pieces of clay shrink, and created a temperature scale by assuming that the amount of contraction was proportional to temperature beyond "red heat".

In order to model the unbalanced temporal distribution of the load created by mobile users, we are assuming a sinusoidal pattern throughout the day resembling the real-life traffic pattern given in Figure 2 and the many other measurement studies presented in [8, 14, 25].

One, created by the U.S. Department of Labor's Employee Benefits Security Administration, assumed a 5percentt average annual return from 401 k)s; several others assumed 10percentt.