Sentence examples for presumptions for from inspiring English sources
The geodetic presumptions for the measurement of the neutrino velocities during Project X experiment and for the usage of the basis Earth Moon are proposed.
Here it is assumed that understanding linguistic expressions requires defeasible assumptions or "presumptions", for example presumptions concerning the rationality of the speaker (cf. Quine 1960; Davidson 1973, Scholz 2001, 149 159).
That led to the main aim of this paper- to reveal the possibilities to model male shopping behavior in terms of shopping orientation and to justify the presumptions for formation of such frameworks and their structure.
These findings are discussed as well as the confirmation of all presumptions for the familiarity mechanism as incorporated in the explanatory approach, resulting in clear theoretical implications and future directions for the field of multimedia learning research.
While the presumptions for this particular case will also be addressed in certain degree, this will be done primarily to show complexities of some physical process that can be modeled, rather than to prove correctness of the concrete values computed here.
The structural presumptions for the region flanked by TM6 and TM7 were somewhat ambiguous, despite the region's high conservation among all TMC proteins with a high proportion of apolar amino acids.
The presumption for or against bail can be displaced by evidence.
Presumption for approval will apply to a high-performing specialist school "which opts for a vocational specialism".
I wandered around arguing with myself in this vein for a while, then decided that what was confusing me was the presumption, for lack of a better word.
But as soon as we start thinking about it, we realize that we take such presumption for granted in, say, kings.
But the court ruled unanimously that the officers were entitled to the enhanced benefits under a "World Trade Center presumption" for city workers that the Legislature created in 2005 and the city opposed as too costly.
