Sentence examples for often made assumption from inspiring English sources

This is a reasonable, often made assumption in DASs, because the large-scale statistics change only very slowly over time and frequency, and can thus be learned either from the uplink, provided the duplex distance is not too large, or via a very low rate feedback link (e.g., during connection setup).

However, this often made assumption is almost certainly false.

We often make assumption about others.

As he explains in his book, people often make assumptions about him.

"There's something very soothing about living here in Montreal — people in small towns often make assumptions," said Ms. Fenyvest, who has six tattoos, including three bumblebees.

Ms. Glauser says that people often make assumptions about sexual orientation based on appearances, "but the two have nothing to do with each other".

Those who've never met him or seen his picture often make assumptions: "People always think I'm a white Englishman," he said.

McCarthy found that we often make assumptions based on what is not said.

However, models of domain evolution often make assumptions like periodicity and complete shielding which make them unrealistic for these applications.

We often make assumptions about the needs on the ground and devise smart but prescriptive programs.

To preserve our sanity, we often make assumptions about the world around us.