Sentence examples for mostly assume from inspiring English sources

Techniques presented in the literature mostly assume the existence of a large test suite a priori.

Whereas engineers mostly assume steady flows, many biological flows are unsteady, and several such examples are described.

Existing concepts for diffusion of interstitial atoms in stressed bodies mostly assume that the mechanical driving force stems from the gradient of the hydrostatic stress component.

However, for structures, we mostly assume the external loads to be given, while in the design for material moduli, the loads are evaluated from forced displacements and the loads are therefore design dependent.

In examining the impacts of the built environment on travel behavior, studies focused on residential self-selection mostly assume that people self-select residential built environment based on their travel preferences.

However there is no in-principle reason why our private interests should be declared; we mostly assume they would not be interesting enough; and do so mostly with good reason.

In the workroom that week, I heard chatter about people going and mostly assumed it would be one or two interested parties who would want to see it.

No further explanations were required by a viewing public which mostly assumed that Lynch had tasted too much of the rainbow.

In a sign that Labour's arguments are not cutting through to the mainstream, it revealed that a group of undecided working-class women in Liverpool mostly assumed the party was for leaving the EU.

By the time Dante was born in 1997 — the year de Blasio started working for the Clinton administration as a regional director for HUD — Chirlane had mostly assumed the role of the default parent.

We list three common simplifications: First, tax schemes are mostly assumed to be proportional.