Sentence examples for demanding assumptions from inspiring English sources

Notice that this is envisaged to be true even if recent results show that, under demanding assumptions on channel state information availability and by resorting to complex transmission schemes, high-scale transmission on ad hoc networks can in principle be achieved [2].

Third, rather than assuming full information and full rationality, evolutionary game theory makes less demanding assumptions of the cognitive and deliberative skills of the agents.

This is, however, a very bandwidth demanding assumption, since for a large number of users the spreading sequences have noticeable length.

However the estimation methods demand assumptions about relative capture probability that may not hold well for gregarious animals.

The bank said: We have cut China demand assumptions, commodity prices and earnings estimates heavily across the board.

With the aid of the pivot table tool of Microsoft Excel 2010, the demand assumptions were categorized into four household level population sizes.

Table 1 The day/night power demand assumptions made in this work together with the projected annual energy consumption   P day MW P night MW E year GWh VLT 1.1 0.9 8.8 E-ELT 4.75 3.75 37.2 CTA 2.5 3.0 24 Total 8.35 7.65 70.

Using a modest 1.6% annual energy demand assumption through 2030, the world will need 45% more energy.

Besides, sales quantity lies between a specific range between ( y_{j_{hbox{min} } } ) and ( y_{j_{hbox{max} } } ) and the validity of the linear demand assumption function holds very well within this range.

The first aspect is the utility of arriving at a destination, which is the traditional derived demand assumption for travel [1], and the second aspect is complementary activities that could also take place without traveling such as reading, thinking or enjoying scenery [18].

Citing the ancient Greek philosopher Epictetus, and the insight that it is not the events in our lives that cause us suffering but the way we interpret them, Ellis sees much of our unhappiness as based on irrational assumptions, like demanding perfection from yourself and others.