Sentence examples for presumptions such as from inspiring English sources

Using the validated model, common radiation modeling presumptions such as the point source assumption and symmetry assumption for radiation profile of UV-LEDs are evaluated.

Community custom will influence such presumptions, such as the practice of driving on a certain side of the road even on private roads, a situation in which laws do not apply.

Our cases considering the validity of permissive statutory presumptions such as the one involved here have rested on an evaluation of the presumption as applied to the record before the Court.

Senate GOP Leader James W. Nielsen of Woodland said he opposed the bill because it would write into law a series of presumptions, such as the presumption that if people did not include a middle name on their affidavit of registration, they did not have one.

Due to the high number of free parameters however, these models are often used under presumptions such as the availability of large amounts of data [ 10], a known network structure, constrains regarding the network structure [ 11, 12], or additional kinetic knowledge [ 13] or assumptions (such as nonlinear sigmoidal activation functions as used by Mjolsness et al.[ 14] or Toepfer et al.[ 8]).

But I would not rest this conclusion solely upon § 109's language or upon a presumption, such as the Court's presumption that any authority the Act grants the EPA to consider costs must flow from a "textual commitment" that is "clear". Ante, at 468.

In a widely read 1979 article in Scientific American, "The Quantum Theory and Reality," Dr. d'Espagnat argued that quantum theory conflicted with long-held common-sense presumptions about reality, such as the notion that the world exists independently of our observation of it, or that objects widely separated in space could affect each other simultaneously.

Strong presumptions and attitudes, such as that jobs are lost due to environmental protection (Bezdek et al. 2008), may result in supporting sub-optimal decisions.

Arguing that EU anti-cartel procedure is criminal within the meaning of the Convention, this work considers this procedure in light of the core elements of the presumption of innocence such as the burden of proof and the principle of fault.

The flip side to that is that the presumption that sites such as MySpace may have peaked may be untrue if 45% of teens aren't using one of these sites already.

Although controversial, and despite the presumption that conditions such as obesity will inherently protect the skeleton owing to increased loading events, data in humans evaluating bone-fat interactions indicate that an ever-increasing adipose burden comes at the cost of bone structure and increased risk of fracture [ 76].