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The Soviet model also rested on implicit assumptions about the energy and transportation sectors that were not compatible with the Chinese realities of the 1950s.

Their encounter is awkward and a little pathetic but also courteous and sweet, and Mr. Kiarostami plays with our implicit assumptions about what kind of a story this might be.

Each normalization strategy makes implicit assumptions about the biology that impacts our interpretation of the data.

There are many implicit assumptions about the representation of chemistry that cause semantic problems.

Last but not least is the influence of implicit assumptions about what unification can and do have on science education (Klein 1990).

Centrality measures, or at least popular interpretations of these measures, make implicit assumptions about the manner in which traffic flows through a network.

Inherent in any statement about safety is the implicit assumption about an acceptable level of risk.

We extend the theory by admitting that premises can be defeated and relaxing the implicit assumption about their strength.

However, this simplifying view contains an implicit assumption about the nature of the fundamental physical constituents of the world, namely that the unobservable and hypothetical entities postulated by physics are entirely real and are indeed the ontological foundation of the world.

Just as folks are bewildered when my rosy-cheeked Canadian friend orders dinner in impeccable Mandarin, also do they demonstrate an implicit assumption about my lack of knowledge about or interest in African American culture.

The standard measure of inpatient activity, a treated patient, incorporates an implicit assumption about homogeneity of quality of care and other attributes.