Sentence examples for terms of assumptions from inspiring English sources

Family businesses might be considered incompatible to entrepreneurship because they are usually tradition-bound, multi- generational, and considered diametrically opposed in terms of assumptions and actions.

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.

Our analysis is also related to work regarding contracting outside of agriculture, including Maskin and Riley (1985), Khalil and Lawaree (1995), Laffont and Tirole (1986), and Lewis and Sappington (1991) although it differs from these analyses in terms of assumptions regarding input substitutability and/or the timing of critical contract decisions relative to the timing of production.

Theorem 2 says that if the matrix of eigenvector components of the Erdös Rényi graph Laplacian is sufficiently similar to a random matrix drawn from the Gaussian ensemble (in terms of assumptions A0 A5) then one would expect the partitioning of the R k into two clusters.

The approach adopted in the presentations was one of total transparency in terms of assumptions and implications of model choices.

Instead of going into mathematical technicalities about different varieties of models, I will focus on their logical structure, in terms of assumptions and conclusions.

The same result would be reached if the defense were presented in terms of assumption of risk, that is, that one who ventures upon the highway without buckling up is voluntarily assuming the risk of more serious injuries resulting from a possible accident proximately caused by the negligence of another.

The presented Bayesian approach for uncertainty quantification in terms of assumption probabilities allows an uncertainty assessment of input to energy models.

These can be summarized rather generally under the term of assumptions on future developments or scenario assumptions.

Yamamoto and Park [12] studied the controllability for parabolic equations with uniformly bounded nonlinear terms instead of assumptions mentioned above.

In terms of the assumptions listed at the end of Section 2, assumption 3 is the one that needs further examination, since the propagation medium is no longer vacuum.