The results, devoid of turbulence-modeling assumptions and/or ad-hoc coefficients, can help explaining the influence of varying the system parameters individually and collectively, and formulating physically-based small-scale models for large-scale numerical simulations of turbulent flames.
Since the topology of the tree is determined exclusively by relations of regular marker sets directly deduced from the data, the tree construction is devoid of any topological assumptions set in advance to the algorithm itself.
(page 4, line 48 – page 5, line 1) and "Since the topology of the tree is determined exclusively by relations of regular marker sets directly deduced from the data, the tree construction is devoid of any topological assumptions set in advance to the algorithm itself".
Such neglect of important conflicting evidence and of other approaches that may be more productive stems from the first paralogue trees used for rooting being of the minority type [ 15, 16] and from a perceived fit to long-standing assumptions (devoid of sound evidence) that archaebacteria are as ancient as eubacteria.
"That's the real violence," as Jesse Jackson put it: when children live in neighborhoods devoid of opportunity, under an assumption of guilt which robs them of the presumption of innocence and dims their view of what may be possible in their world and their lives.
For any other country, this would be a natural assumption, devoid of drama.
Interestingly, the TuSbO appears devoid of Ghrh+ cells, confirming the assumption that these cells normally originate in alar Otp + THy territory.
It is built on the assumption of a flow devoid of radiation coupling, which drastically narrows down the envelope of flows for which binary scaling can be used.
It is important to note that we cannot be sure and do not rely on an assumption that any of the environments studied is devoid of antibiotic contamination.
But new research is standing that assumption on its head, finding microbes in freshly deglaciated terrain that is devoid of vegetation.
