Sentence examples for delicate assumptions from inspiring English sources
The optimism around those China-related shares rests on delicate assumptions about Taiwan's politics.
The research provides the first molecular evidence for the notion that birds are the modern-day descendants of dinosaurs, as well as overturning the long-held palaeontological assumption that delicate organic molecules such as DNA and proteins are completely destroyed during the process of fossilisation over hundreds of thousands of years.
Looking at the images of the work in progress it's easy to see that while some of the edge may have been toned down for the owner (the work moves from living space to bedroom after all) there is still a certain amount of Biel's interest in tension and the delicate balancing act between assumption and fact.
We find that the naturally guessed equations of motion, as derived via partial functional derivatives from a free energy, are usually reasonable, only for materials with plastic effects this assumption is more delicate due to the presence of internal variables.
In fact, the delicate little things are insulted by the assumption that the man will pay.
This observation did not refute the paucimolecular model, but it was an important contradiction to Danielli's assumption that naked lipid bilayers were too delicate to act as boundaries [ 216].
The assumption seems to be that the Staves are too sweet, too delicate to swear.
The assumption on the star-shaped boundaries of the annulus is a delicate hypothesis.
Francia's mature style is seen in such works as his "Assumption" (1504) with its gentle landscape filled with picturesque rock formations and delicate trees in the Umbrian manner and elongated figures that recall those of Costa.
This is a delicate process which should involve expert knowledge and rigorous attention concerning plausibility and reciprocal assumption impact [17].
Under the assumption (V1), the compactness of the embedding is lost and this renders variational techniques more delicate.
