Sentence examples for explicit assumption from inspiring English sources

Their explicit assumption is that you should be trying to make that difference.

The idea that people of all races could become French was coupled with an implicit (and often explicit) assumption that they came from inferior cultures, and needed to submit to France's mission civilatrice to be equal.

The "hundred flowers" line explicitly encouraged "free-ranging" discussion and inquiry, with the explicit assumption that this would prove the superiority of Marxism-Leninism and speed the conversion of intellectuals to communism.

It is the implicit, and explicit, assumption that anyone might forecast technology in the year 2110.

These views share the implicit or explicit assumption that these mortuary structures were intended to be highly visible.

It means that they do not need any explicit assumption on the model between inputs and outputs.

A projection is a "what-if" exercise based on explicit assumptions that may or may not themselves be correct.

Explicit assumptions have been made concerning the redistribution of branch points on scission fragments.

Recently, biogeographers have been deriving mathematical models that make explicit assumptions about biological processes.

But of course even this is a particular worldview and reflects certain implicit or explicit assumptions about what data sources are authoritative.

Our emphasis is on the generality of the framework, without specifying explicit assumptions about a sampling design.