Sentence examples for our starting assumptions from inspiring English sources
In order to obtain fair results, the attack procedure was not tweaked to the characteristics of the various detectors: the only constraint we imposed to the tools at our disposal is to work on the first octave, in compliance with our starting assumptions.
(The convention of not classifying white male cis straight texts in exactly those terms has paradoxically made them glance-resistant). Our starting assumption, to correct for our smug inattention throughout history, ought to be that there is likely quite a bit more to the female text than we initially see.
"Our starting assumption ought to be that excavating the floor of the ocean is not going to be great for species that called that seabed home," said Dr McCauley, who has just completed a study into "human-caused animal loss in the oceans".
Our starting assumption is that (2.8) contains a term.
It's basically our starting assumption for thinking through any insurance relationship.
Our starting assumption is that the observed noise is because of the measurement process.
Our starting assumption is that each of the three zones occupies an equal fraction of the cell mass (Rappaport, 1976).
Our starting assumption, based on the characteristics of improvement studies, is that a meta-framework variant is an appropriate default.
Our starting assumption for a reconstruction-based model is that at each point in the virtual reality space, a participant has access to a reconstruction of the scene which they have built up using stereopsis and motion parallax.
Our starting assumption was a simple (Mendelian) inheritance system: we thus assume that the throat color morph is governed by a single locus with three color alleles, codominant inheritance and hence six visible phenotypes.
Our starting assumption is that there is a wide diversity of practices that get called participation, and that we need multiple cases from different domains in order to understand the nature of this variation.
