Certainly, the Fed drew a line with Lehman, declining to provide actual support in terms of assuming potential losses.
Certainly, it drew a line with Lehman, declining to provide actual support in terms of assuming potential losses.
All such inferences, Ayer claimed, presumed the uniformity of nature, an assumption he put in terms of assuming that the future will, in relevant respects, resemble the past (1956, p. 72).
Research projects and aims have also become an area of controversy, with many governments now assessing the value of proposals in terms of assumed commercial benefits.
There are large differences between UPE and UN forecasts in terms of assumed life expectancy for a number of countries, including France, Italy and Germany.
For example, as illustrated in Fig. 1, error models are described in terms of assumed variance (homoscedastic, heteroscedastic) and assumed covariance structure (independent, spatially correlated, etc.) and how these structures vary in space (defined independently at each voxel, globally throughout the brain or spatially regularised).
Each factor should also be weighted in terms of relevance, assuming that each BI/STIP is in a different stage of UIG linkages and has a different model, priorities, and strategies.
Figure 2A shows a plot of the mean RT as a function of computational load in terms of bits assuming the self-terminating search algorithm was used.
Specific forms of probability distribution are assumed for the data, and hypotheses specified in terms of models assumed for the parameters of these distributions.
In terms of the assumed energy metric, the controlled structure outperforms its passively damped equivalent by over 50percentt.
Following the analyses of the experimental results, the formation mechanisms of the deposited coatings prepared by the mechanical alloying method were detailed in terms of four assumed steps.
