Sentence examples for crude assumptions from inspiring English sources

For more-distant spirals, Lundmark invoked the crude assumptions that those spirals had to have the same diameter and brightness as the Andromeda Nebula.

This has led to sophisticated faunistic evaluations based on crude assumptions.

However, the model is based on crude assumptions regarding the velocity distribution and hence, it cannot capture the dynamics in the measured torque curve satisfactorily.

Under these circumstances, the crude assumptions and the general conclusions made in the model for A. marina discussed above do not hold.

This represents a savings of $1.55 million relative to the original base case, suggesting that with the crude assumptions employed here, an escort vessel is well worth the money even in the absence of EP.

Although this is the best available data for artisanal fishing, it is modeled and based on many crude assumptions.

A spokesperson for Universities UK says that: "It is misleading to make a crude assumption that time spent in lectures and seminars can be equated with university course quality.

Nicola Dandridge, chief executive of Universities UK, which represents vice-chancellors, warned it was "misleading to make a crude assumption that time spent in lectures and seminars can be equated with university course quality".

But a unique analysis, conducted for the Guardian by Prof John Curtice, of Strathclyde University, suggests that the crude assumption of a uniform swing could actually be understating the catastrophe facing the party.

We use the crude assumption that λ = 1 at all sites.

However, a crude assumption of the prior probability density is found to consume longer time to achieve convergence.