Sentence examples for representative the assumption from inspiring English sources

In a later scene, Molly meets with her union representative; the assumption being that unions are a large part of what ails public education.

ARMA model is a representative with the assumption that the input is approximately white over the frequency band of interest [22], and it is applicable to describe the characteristics of ambient signals in power grids.

The remaining new haplogroup M90 with its subgroup M90a as well as the three new lineages with only one representative support the assumption of a native emergence of basal M-lineages in this region.

For this reason the Chinese government seems quite content to stall talks with him and his representatives on the assumption that he will die soon and that will be the end of it.The Dalai Lama's suggestion that on his death he could be reborn outside Tibet is likely to cause some distress among Chinese rulers, if only briefly.

The reference-case was included because it is representative of the assumptions used for process comparison in previous techno-economic assessments [ 18, 20].

Based on applicable standards, reliability analysis is done on 5 key representative functions with the assumption that the submersible is utilized for ten deep water missions per year.

Second, to address violation of the assumption of representative training samples (Assumption 3, Table 1) we used "pseudo-presence data"—points randomly sampled from across the range of the focal species rather than actual occurrence localities from museums, herbaria, or field surveys.

We just analyzed the representative two lifting techniques on the assumption that they were symmetrical movements.

Further, results show the anisotropic porosity model resolves flow variability at smaller spatial scales than the isotropic model because the latter is restricted by the assumption of a Representative Elemental Volume (REV) which is considerably larger than the size of obstructions.

With the synthetic model of type 1, forward modeling splits suggest that an electrical anisotropy up to 1.5 order of magnitude would be allowable over virtually the whole lithospheric mantle (up to h = 85 km) with the assumption for the representative cumulative split of 20° (Fig. 3).

This comparison is based on the assumption that high Ct values are representative of low viral load, whereas low Ct values are representative for high viral load.