Sentence examples for restricting the assumption from inspiring English sources

In response to this problem, Christensen (2004) modified his argument by restricting the assumption about the sanctioning of bets to "simple agents" who value only money, value it linearly, etc., so that monetary payoffs function as utilities for them.

Although endothelial cell colony-forming units (CFUs) are widely accepted as an estimate of EPC number and function in cell culture, some important limitations may restrict the assumption that endothelial cell CFUs accurately reflect EPC numbers.

For decades the Saudis have worked on the assumption that restricting the supply of oil to keep its price high was the best way to get rich.

This so-called inverse problem does not have a unique solution (von Helmholtz 1853), and it is for this very reason that source estimation procedures require assumptions restricting the space of possible solutions (Hämäläinen et al. 1993; Ilmoniemi 1993).

Higher-order cumulants or bispectrum has been applied in the analysis of non-minimum phase linear, time-invariant (LTI) systems under stationarity assumptions and restricting the signal to have non-symmetric distribution.

These two models are further restricted by the assumption of linear-elastic material behaviour.

While the standard WSGG is restricted to the assumption of homogeneous gas mixture, the ALBDF can be applied to both homogeneous and non-homogeneous media.

The presented method is based on the mesh from a triangulated surface and therefore not restricted by the assumption of a mathematical differentiable surface description.

The frequency scope of the impedance eduction is considerably extended when compared with the methods restricted by the assumption of plane incident mode, with the upper frequency reaching up to 6.0 kHz and 5.0 kHz for the ducts, respectively.

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.

The former possibility is restricted by the assumption that fluids are present only within the fault-fracture zone in the slow-slip area.