Sentence examples for its explicit assumptions from inspiring English sources

Its explicit assumptions are each intended, on their own, to be acceptable to positions opposing monism, but, when taken together, to show that monism is in fact required.

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.

We made a series of explicit assumptions about the reservoir: it is a mammal; it supports persistent, largely asymptomatic filovirus infections; its range subsumes that of its associated filovirus; it has coevolved with the virus; it is of small body size; and it is not a species that is commensal with humans.

This is because to test any hypothesis concerning the past spatial distribution of a population, it is necessary to specify a null model that incorporates explicit assumptions about demography and dispersal patterns.

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.

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.

Such structural modeling makes explicit assumptions about the nature of preferences and identifies preference parameters from variations in budget constraints across households.