Sentence examples for parallel assumption from inspiring English sources

A parallel assumption emerged that the 46-year-old Mr. Obama was merely running in 2008 to sow good will for a campaign in 2012 or 2016.

This diminishes both genders, with its assumption that men are little more than lustful beasts, unable to restrain their libido, and the parallel assumption that women are passive receptacles without desires of their own, forced to submit to demands for sex regardless of what they want.

To be fair, could we not make a parallel assumption about the evidence for the truth of core moral beliefs?

A parallel assumption has been that extensive sampling of the conformational space of database molecules is necessary to obtain optimal performance for 3D ligand-based screening.

From the perspective of algorithm implementation, the new algorithm for UMN needs to avoid the ill effects of parallel assumption in VS and complex transformation in i-ICP.

A parallel assumption is made about any possible world good enough to be actualized by an omnipotent, omniscient, morally perfect, aesthetically perfect being, e.g., by a maximally great divinity such as God.

Unfortunately, we did not have access to several pre- or post-treatment periods and we were unable to test, e.g., pre-treatment trends of the regulated and un-regulated groups with alternative parallel assumptions as suggested by Angrist & Pischke [21].

Rather, it is understood, there are tensions among significant stakeholders as they balance parallel assumptions and expectations about technology and about their work.

For example, parallel assumptions are that individuals may be at greater risk at certain life stages as a result of modified pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic capacity and different exposure conditions.

It is shown that with the use of the close-parallel assumption, the reduced description agrees well with the full reactive system.

Moreover, for the convection reaction diffusion systems, we validate the close-parallel assumption [Z. Ren, S.B. Pope, A. Vladimirsky, J.M. Guckenheimer, Proc. Combust. Inst. (2007), doi 10.1016/j.proci.2006.07.106] to account for these effects in the reduced description.