Sentence examples for error the assumption from inspiring English sources

The postmortem reports of C.I.A. weapons inspectors confirm the view that Saddam remained interested in one day reconstituting his weapons-of-mass-destruction programs, Feith said, and went on, "There's a certain revisionism in people looking back and identifying the main intelligence error"—the assumption of stockpiles—"and then saying that our entire policy was built on that error".

These policy disasters spring from a common error: the assumption that incidental damage to the internet is an acceptable price in the service of your own goals.

The postmortem reports of C.I.A. weapons inspectors confirm the view that Saddam remained interested in one day reconstituting his weapons-of-mass-destruction programs, Feith said, and went on, "There's a certain revisionism in people looking back and identifying the main intelligence error" — the assumption of stockpiles — "and then saying that our entire policy was built on that error".

Even when we attribute the cause to pilot error, the assumption is usually that the pilot was doing something inherently safe, and then crashed by taking an unsafe action.

If the term is small enough that is a good approximation for, this leads to In practice |Qmodel(h)| is usually considerably less than 1, and so provided the difference in systematic errors in I obs(h) and I obs is small relative to the overall systematic error, the assumption that Q model(h) = Q obs(h) should still hold approximately.

However, due to approximation errors, the assumption in (14) is valid only if left| frac{i+r}{N}-frac{i+r+k}{N} right|le varepsilon, (16).

An analogous optimality result can also be obtained for the error under the assumption that the error estimator is efficient.

The recalibration treated all mismatches in the (filtered, on-target) initial mappings as sequencer error, under the assumption that the great majority of mismatches were errors in the reads.

If the radius of the circle is small compared to the distance between the transmitter and the receiver, the error this assumption introduces is minimal.

The final section will reflect on the issue of blameworthiness for diagnostic error, on the assumption that (OH) is justified in attributing to such errors to physician overconfidence.

We could also dismiss the 2001 data except for estimating measurement error variance using repeated measurements and then 'correct' 2002 measurements for this measurement error under the assumption of log-normal distribution of true exposure levels (M4).