Sentence examples for customary assumption from inspiring English sources

It is also a customary assumption to neglect the convection of charge against the ohmic conduction.

Proposals were written under the customary assumption that other funding sources, namely the USDA Viticulture Consortium and the state-funded New York Wine and Grape Foundation would be available to fund the majority of projects addressing high priority industry needs.

Rather, the customary assumption is that temperature, wherever it may be measured on or in the body, provides sufficient reliability and reproducibility to estimate brain temperature.

In Grand Junction, I learned to suspend any customary assumptions regarding political identity.

Complex sampling involves both the sampling weights (W_i) and departures from customary assumptions of independent examinees due to sampling from finite populations and due to first sampling schools and then sampling students within schools.

Inspired by the multi-wavelength method, the present work innovatively introduces an easier-to-describe emissivity ratio model to replace the customary grey body assumption, thus polishing the algorithm of the traditional two-colour method.

This implies the use of locally (instead of globally) Lipschitz coefficients and of a Lyapunov-like growth condition replacing the customary linear growth assumption for some of the functions appearing in the equations.

Simulation is performed based on a sample realization of the process without the customary assumptions of piecewise stationarity or parametric models.

The difference seems attributable rather to customary attitudes and valuations in particular, the assumption that women's productivity is lower in all jobs and the belief that pay should be proportioned to need (women workers generally needing less than the man who has a family to support).

The trouble lies however in that, to deal with the monotonicity constraints that typically intervene in the analysis, it has become customary the adoption of strong differentiability assumptions with regards to variables that are endogenous to the problem.

The assumption was that the citizen knew the customary law and would apply it in transactions or in litigation personally with advice from kinsmen.