Once No. 15 Texas A&M triumphed Saturday — when the sport seemed at its best, and everything seemed possible — Oregon presumably assumed its perch atop college football, with Kansas State and Notre Dame remaining as the Ducks' unbeaten rivals, left to jockey in the Bowl Championship Series standings.
Like adults, they presumably assumed there was a single object moving back and forth (Aguiar & Baillargeon 1999 report similar findings with 2-month-olds).
Each organism presumably assumes its umwelt to be the entirety of objective reality.
She was by the sinks checking her make-up, and when she saw me enter she actually staggered against them, presumably assuming that I had followed her inside to make more "uhhhhhhh" noises at her.
We should, presumably, assume the former.
Kalanick's maths here is particularly disingenuous — given the 7.5 1 ratio (presumably) assumes all Ubers are carpooling with full occupancy.
Bear in mind, though, we want companies for which trends in expectations are better than is the case for industry peers, presumably assuming that these will do better when the economy improves.
Conrad, a Democrat from North Dakota (pop. 641,481), is presumably assuming that a bill containing a public option would need 60 votes to overcome a filibuster.
He allegedly called them "plebs", swore a lot and started huffing and puffing about how they don't run the country, presumably assuming he does.
What's curious about this statement is that she presumably assumes agency for her decision by owning it rather than it being a collaborative decision as she stated in the previous sentence.
Professionals, presumably, assume that guidelines are based on a general clinical picture and are insufficiently tailored to the often complex care needs of patients with co-morbidity.
