Sentence examples for make further assumptions from inspiring English sources
We now make further assumptions about channel gain information.
However, practicioners demand estimates for all respondents, so we have to make further assumptions in order to obtain parameter estimates for such cases as well.
Note that θ i ( h ) > 0 and θ i ( h ) ≈ h + O ( h 2 ) for small h > 0. It could be showed that the discrete-time analogue (3) converges to the continuous-time model (1) as h → 0. To investigate the stability and periodic oscillations of system (3), we make further assumptions.
One might go as far as to suggest that the twittering sexting Weiners of this world appear to even want to be caught at their escapades -- but it's dangerous to make further assumptions about the underlying causes.
However, it was necessary to make further assumptions and approximations, since data from full-scale biofuel production is not available.
However, the true values of these variables are unknown and in order to obtain estimates of them, we would have to make further assumptions and restrictions on the model.
But in modelling future energy use, Aemo found the Coalition's current Direct Action policies would not achieve those reductions, and so made further assumptions about carbon abatement policy required in the electricity sector.
Working from this assumption and making further assumptions about people's skills and the effect that tax rates have on the incentive to earn, Mirrlees computed the top marginal tax rate for high-income earners.
While a more sophisticated model could interpolate between several close examples, such as with a k-nearest neighbour classifier, any such interpolation would require making further assumptions about the statistics of scenes, stimuli and perception.
Given the available information, and without making
Further limitations are i) the two-hourly signal frequency gives a limited indication of the true speed and activity of vessels, ii) the distances between data points are represented by straight lines so represent the minimum distance covered, iii) the absence of information about gear type and size makes further assumptions necessary.
