Haven't we settled that making assumptions about which playthings will interest which sex is for out-of-touch bastions of the old school?
And in the era of the Tea Party, Republicans have proved increasingly willing to challenge once-settled assumptions about Washington's role.
The administration's opponents say the breadth of this argument calls into question long-settled assumptions about the ability of both Congress and the courts to conduct the necessary oversight of executive branch activities and ensure openness in government.
In the case where (K_X) is trivial, Yau showed the existence of a Kähler Einstein metric in [376], while the existence of such a metric on Fano manifolds (those with ample anticanonical divisor (- K_X)) has only recently been settled, under a stability assumption (see [122, 123, 352]).
An unconscious assumption might have settled amongst the players that the victories will always come, and opponents generally tend to try to stifle the life out of games.
The predictive density on the ordinate shows where with respect to the BMA model chosen natural gas price assumption should be settled given the influences.
We find that for this site, uncertainties in historical dated heavy metal profiles can be up to 176%, largely due to uncertainties in the sediment chronology, and in the assumption that the settled heavy metal mass is equivalent to the heavy metal mass entering the aquatic system.
This requires a fully thought-out industrial policy for culture that takes seriously questions of education, supply and demand for labour, and professional status, rather than settling for an assumption that rates of remuneration must be as ineffable as the artistic vision given in the Reith lectures more than 30 years ago.
He wanted to show the voyage would have been possible centuries before with the simple technology then available, disproving the assumption that Polynesia was settled from Asia.
Roberts ([1987]) challenged another difficult issue which is not yet fully settled: he attempted to relax both the assumptions of myopia and complete information in the simplest version of an iterative planning framework due to Champsaur, Drèze, and Henry ([1977]).
That is not to say that the early/late selection debate was entirely free of problematic assumptions relating to linearity only that psychology has not yet settled upon a satisfactory account of the way in which assumptions about linearity led the early/late debate into trouble.
