Leaving aside all the family dynamics, the chapter is notable for the matter-of-fact assumption that sooner or later, all tonsils need to be removed.
For those types of applications, supporting the new screen should be a matter of removing assumptions in any layout code about the screen height.
Remark 3.2 As a matter of fact, the assumption of continuity for f can be extended to lower semicontinuity in Lemma 3.1.
He was selling the guitar for a last-chance excuse of contact, a vain improbability of pressing his fingers one more time down on her stretched-out legs, of pressing on as to what, if anything, was behind Beth's matter-of-fact and almost naive assumption of this posture.
It marked a decisive break with the idea that there is just one kind of matter, an assumption that extended from Democritus to Newton and beyond.
The language of risk was used as a matter of course, the underlying assumption being that we would want to have further tests; that, inevitably, we would want to terminate our pregnancy.
We need to accept, that is, that in general, complex truths require complex (propositionally structured) truthmakers, and this is, as a matter of fact, not an assumption that most proponents of truthmaker theory are willing to accept (see e.g., Mulligan et al. 1984).
Which entities are singled out as the neutral base is, therefore, largely a matter of the philosophical background assumptions guiding the neutral monist in the process of theory construction.
Jews will always be Jews no matter what.This assumption estranges him from some of his material.
The prudence, or lack thereof, of such an assumption as a matter of radiation protection policy has no bearing on the success or failure of the scientific hypotheses predicted by the LNT theory.
