Sentence examples for either assumed from inspiring English sources

This is either assumed to be constant or varies with time, generally disregarding other factors that influence Cs.

As alcohol again started flowing freely, states either assumed control over its sale and distribution, or created a wholesale tier to sit between producers and retailers.

Radiation-use efficiency was either assumed to be constant or allowed to vary linearly with the photochemical reflectance index (PRI), a measure of xanthophyll cycle pigment activity.

For example, the formation is either assumed isotropic or a restrictive a priori assumption is made about its heterogeneity.

CFD simulations were carried out as the steady-state calculation, and the boundary conditions were either assumed or provided from the 1-D GAMMA code results.

However, in literature, due to mathematical difficulties, the generating matrices are either assumed to be homogeneous or asymptotically homogeneous (see Bai and Hu, 1999).

She will either assume you're a serial killer, or Rain Man, or it could be very positive".

People either assume you're talking about boda bodas, the motorbike taxis that snake dangerously through the city's arteries.

The owners would then sign over the deed, with Mr. Ballard either assuming their mortgage or, more often, refinancing the debt.

The flavour is usually paired with a disturbing dry sensation, and I either assume the nut has gone bad or is horribly underripe.

The explanation of the corresponding psychophysics data required either assuming unrealistically low-quantum efficiencies or the assumption of an additional multiplicative noise1,2,3.