Sentence examples for ostensibly assume from inspiring English sources
Thermal oxidation preferentially converts the Si from the poly-Si0.85Ge0.15 into SiO2, while squeezing the Ge released from solid solution within each poly-SiGe grain into irregularly shaped Ge nanocrystallite clusters that ostensibly assume the crystal orientation and the morphology of the original poly-SiGe grains.
The oxidation of each SiGe nanopillar proceeds radially inwards in an anisotropic manner and preferentially converts the Si within the pillar into SiO2, while squeezing the Ge released from solid solution within each poly SiGe grain into an irregular-shaped Ge crystallite that ostensibly assumes the crystal orientation and a portion of the morphology of the original poly SiGe grain (Figure 1b).
"And now, ostensibly, we assume and hope that it's being upgraded to MBIA's rating.
Davies's case against Gatwick is ostensibly powerful, assuming no government dares order airlines which airport to use.
After a dispute among partners over the future of the bank, Mr. Fernandes left in 1999, ostensibly to retire and assume the life of a gentleman rancher.
These differences assume lethal significance after the ostensibly Igbo-led 1966 military coup, which becomes a pretext for anti-Igbo pogroms after the counter-coup six months later.
It was financed in part by the Panama Film Commission, ostensibly a government-funded programme that, one would assume, wants to boost tourism.
For most of the film, these acts occur only when he is alone, which allows the viewer to assume that they are acts only imagined by the character ostensibly performing them.
Recalled from exile in 1964 by President Kasavubu to assume the post of premier to quell a rebellion in the eastern Congo, Tshombe was dismissed in 1965, ostensibly for using white mercenaries against the rebels, though it is also contended that he was attempting to oust Kasavubu.
In such a context, it becomes clear why it is erroneous to assume that 'ostensibly predominant subsistence techniques represent total subsistence strategies' (Ellen [1982]: 170).
