Sentence examples for striking assumptions from inspiring English sources

In this account, Kant makes two striking assumptions.

A striking assumption animates arguments on both sides, namely that nonfiction is seldom literary and certainly not literature.

Closely related to this principle is Cardano's striking assumption that, when considered from the point of view of happiness, all things are on a par (omnia aequalia sunt): "God levelled the conditions not only for all human beings, but also for all things which are under the sky" (De utilitate, OO, II, 18a, 24b).

The most striking of these assumptions is that of linear magnetics.

The similarity between the results derived from the two very different approaches, in one case fitting motional modes and amplitudes to the experimental data using mathematical models, and in the other case comparing to restraint free MD simulation, is striking, and substantiates assumptions implicit to both approaches.

The most striking is the assumption about the infection term, which usually assumes perfect mixing of populations, and which is certainly violated in any biologically realistic setting.

"So Chatterton gallantly passed me on to Shelley," he writes in a striking reversal of conventional assumptions about biographers' control of their subjects.

Unconventional gas is a striking example of innovation turning assumptions on their head and opening up new possibilities.

But in combination these assumptions deliver a very striking result.

In striking contrast to yeast and previous assumptions on required heterodimerization, human MSH6 does not determine localization of its heterodimeric partner, MSH2.

This striking photo went viral with the assumption that the men were shielding the officer from stones thrown by Israeli settlers.