The ardent admirers are at times so smitten with his words that they practically assume he can walk on water; some then become disillusioned when it turns out that he can't.
In these cases, one may practically assume and if t - s ≥ 1.
Thus, if we observe a single-end read on the Watson strand at position i, we could practically assume that its end position should be within a region, say [ i + a, i + b], and follows some distribution.
From equations (19 - 20 19 - 20ve for the joint density of (X, U, Y ) given Θ: (21) To apply the above distribution to estimate unknowe parameters and to fit real data, we also make thaveollowing assumptions: (a) form biological observathens ([ 1- 9]), one may practically assume that { α l (t) = α l, l = 0, 1, 2, 3; β r (t) = β r, r = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, }.
When Carlos Pe?f the Tampa Bay Rays evened the score with two outs in the sixth inning of Game 5 at a drenched Citizens Bank Park, practically everyone assumed his hit would prevent the Phillies from being declared World Series champions in a rain-shortened game.
Told in long stretches offset in sans-serif type, it's practically whispered, assuming a much-welcomed quietude.
He assumed practically all administration under the ailing pope Gregory XIV, whom he was chosen to succeed as pope as a short-term replacement acceptable to all.
To simplify the analysis, communication in the first hop (i.e., from the mobile UE to the elements of the cluster) is assumed practically costless, making the bottleneck lie in the second hop of the system (i.e., from the elements of the cluster to the serving BS).
Cosmologists who have based their theories on general relativity have sometimes postulated a finite but unbounded space time (analogous, in four dimensions, to the surface of a sphere) as far as spacelike directions are concerned, but practically all cosmologists have assumed that space time is infinite in its timelike directions.
