Sentence examples for model premises from inspiring English sources

Under the model premises, such a 'partially' coherent solution exists, because the coherent waves representing fluid-phase saturations and those representing the surfactant aqueous-phase compositions can exist independently.

The decrease of PMNs was notable in both cases as this was included in the model premises, therefore the number of drained FMs in the PT host was also reduced, i.e. 88 FM, carrying up to 300 bacilli (Figure S1).

She had pitched different ideas for television shows to her agent at the time, but Banks felt particularly certain of the "Top Model" premise.

The proposed hybrid learning algorithm utilizing the harmony search (HS) and least square method is used to adjust the model premise parameters and consequent parameters.

Even in cases where 1/rate versus 1/[M] plots are apparently linear, as predicts the previous equation, it is frequently found that KL depends on the illumination flux, Φ, which contradicts the L H model premise that equilibrated adsorption/desorption of reactants is maintained under illumination.

Effective deployment of technology will ameliorate some law firm deficits, but it is not a substitute for a reconfigured business model premised on addressing unmet consumer needs.

Central to this challenge is combatting the use of business models premised upon illegal working arrangements.

They should also avoid business models premised on "the lowest costs for the maximum return".

Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP), a cross-sector initiative launched in 2005, is developing "pro poor" demonstration models premised on just this kind of bottom-line thinking.

Models premised on categorical identification seem increasingly inadequate to the complexities of our becomings, and intra-group sameness as the basis of political solidarity feels not only exclusionary but also too heavily predicated on negation and loss.

Just as it helps Sears to pay the bill for calls from its customers, there are mobile companies that have "business models premised on traffic," so why not pay to remove any barriers to that traffic?