Sentence examples for explicit assumption that from inspiring English sources

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.

But the sale of EOP throws those assumptions out the window, with its explicit assumption that Blackstone believes far more strongly in the future of real estate values than do the public stock markets.

It is not implausible to argue that we sometimes or often act or think on the basis of tentative views, or on the explicit assumption that something is the case (which we don't know or firmly believe).

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

For explicit assumptions that being a unit of selection involves having an adaptation at that level, see Brandon 1982, 1985; Burian 1983; Mitchell 1987; Maynard Smith 1976; Vrba 1984.

The analysis was facilitated by, and culminated in, writing, which served as an important tool in formalizing elements and making explicit assumptions that influence data interpretation [ 39].

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

This begins with the title that makes an explicit assumption of flux redirection and continues throughout.