Sentence examples for terms and assumptions from inspiring English sources

Whether or not Russia's president lives in "another world", as Angela Merkel observed, he certainly inhabits the alternate reality of Russian politics, which abides by terms and assumptions that often strike Americans as incomprehensible or mad.

However, in the previous twenty years there has been an increasing emphasis in the empirical and policy field on firstly challenging the terms and assumptions underpinning what has been referred to as 'compliance' research and secondly, exploring how relationships between prescriber and medicines user might be re-configured to ensure appropriate use of medicines [ 3, 4].

The enhanced stochastic averaging strategy for non-integrable hysteretic systems addresses some of the shortcomings of conventional methods including consideration of a collective contribution of damping terms and the assumption of the independence of stochastic excitations.

This number is small in computational terms, and the assumption needs not be made.

In subsection 1.2, we introduce the system model that will be used throughout the article and we define the problem in terms of notation and assumptions.

The amount of information in terms of data and assumptions varies depending on whether the phase-one data are retained, the selection probabilities are known, and/or the stratum probabilities are known.

We attempt to resolve the paradox of conflicting definitions of the same terms and clarify the assumptions surrounding this complex subject.

However, severe heterogeneity of variance in the initial linear regression models required the application of a generalised least squares extension to determine appropriate variance-covariate terms and meet the assumptions of homogeneity of variance [[42], [44], see Text S3].

The differences between the existing attacks and our proposed attacks are given in Table 1 in terms of assumptions and related security and privacy issues.

Hence, the ToC workshops with the community were aimed at filling out the empty space between the current state and the long-term outcome with possible short-term pre-conditions, indicators and assumptions.

I also mean in terms of the attitudes and assumptions we carry around in our heads - about ourselves and about others.