Deep down people have mental maps of reality — embedded sets of assumptions, narratives and terms that organize thinking.
As recreation therapy has evolved over the years, several different models, or sets of assumptions and beliefs, have emerged.
Vanguard's recommendation is to "create several retirement scenarios, with various sets of assumptions, to evaluate a wide range of possible outcomes".
The interactive graphic then allows you to make three sets of assumptions to consider how the vote might change going forward.
"I looked at a number of different sets of assumptions I thought were reasonably conservative and sensible," explained Mr. Diamond, who has a master's in actuarial science and is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries.
So, I've designed a tool, in the form of an interactive graphic, that allows you to make different sets of assumptions about immigration reform, population growth and racial voting patterns.
Hamilton sometimes seemed to be on trial for insulting two contrasting sets of assumptions about how a modern Manhattan family should look: she'd failed to gain full access to high-bourgeois comforts; and, by resisting Gunn, she was showing bias against new family configurations, and the gay culture that had helped to create them.
Whether the symbols of social class are encoded in clothes or hand gestures, or are made explicit through abstractions and vocabulary, they show to each other that they have similar sets of assumptions and the same broad understanding of the world.
And in these parochial sets of assumptions it is only the agencies, for whom Schork and Gil Moreno worked, who continue with a semblance of a notion of universal coverage, although a universal coverage from which editors can pick and choose.
Calculating the MSD has two possible sets of assumptions: 1).
Moreover, there is no obvious way to arbitrate between the different sets of assumptions.
