This perception further motivated the CBSVs and made them assume responsibility for the health of babies within their communities.
As with primitive peoples who believe that eating fierce animals will make them fierce, they assume that watching quick cuts in rock videos turns your mental life into quick cuts or that reading bullet points and Twitter postings turns your thoughts into bullet points and Twitter postings.
The intensity of their attachment to watching makes them naturally assume that their fellow-countrymen are equally good at playing.
For the rival gang, the producer suggested making them Americans, assuming Dassin would approve.
Obligations are allocated according to the health capability paradigm's functional requirements principle, so parties are assigned obligations because the functions they typically assume make them particularly capable of fulfilling the obligations [ 11].
There are regulatory costs, of uncertain scale, but to make them significant you have to assume that Britain would be ruled indefinitely by free-market zealots who would dispense with product standards, and social and environmental protections.
But here he attempts to make them ours as well by assuming we all share his assumptions about the horrors of socialism, the Festival of Britain and marrying beneath one's station.
In order to make them approximately comparable, it is assumed that a comparison has the same processing cost as that of an addition and a division or a floor has the same processing cost as that of a multiplication.
MySpace's 125 million active users (active being defined as logging in once per month) would immediately make them the third largest provider, assuming those users log in to the messaging/email feature.
Moreover, providing knowledge of the result of the randomization procedure to both parents and adolescents was assumed to make them better able to give unbiased responses to the questionnaires and interview.
