Sentence examples for frequent assumptions from inspiring English sources

Contemporary music makes an ideal subject for an explainer-style podcast: composers are figures partly concealed from everyday life who, despite frequent assumptions about the impenetrability of their work, can speak with disarming clarity about the creative processes.

For example, very few datafiles state the units of measure of scientific quantities and there are frequent assumptions about the existence of hydrogen atoms.

The most frequent assumptions in IRT models are that a single construct is measured and that observations are independent, conditional on the latent variable.

She is amused by the frequent assumption that her own life is unusually amorous.

YogaDork is not male, as many of the blog's followers have suspected, nor from California, also a frequent assumption.

Fitness disadvantage in the absence of insecticide is a frequent assumption in models of insecticide resistance evolution, which was observed in different insect species.

A frequent assumption of wind-farm assessment studies is that bird distribution and abundance and bird mortality through collision with turbines are closely related.

This is complicated by the frequent assumption by the piano of an imitative role in which it represents nature or material reality: a spinning wheel; a galloping horse; a whispering forest.

"The fact that he had achieved this in rats rather than humans was a further blockbuster," she continued, "because it undermined the frequent assumption that placebo effects were a product of peculiarly human interpersonal processes".

But underpinning everything is a pouring forth of frustration, just short of anger, at what Sikhs in Oak Creek and other parts of the US say is the frequent assumption that because of their turbans and beards they are Muslims – with all the weight that carries since 9/11.

"That's a very frequent assumption," said Brown.