Flamelet combustion models typically assume that burning occurs in either a fully premixed or a fully non-premixed mode.
"People typically assume that government is protecting the public health from radioactive and toxic sites, but that is frequently not the case," he said.
Commonly used statistical methods and software packages typically assume that observations are independent and identically distributed and fail to account for complex sampling designs when present.
While evaluating the performance of the system under a given configuration, they typically assume that machine reliability parameters (Mean Time to Failure and Mean Time to Repair) are precisely known.
Government spokespersons and pro-government media typically assume that terrorism is by definition something done by non-state agents, and that a state can never be guilty of terrorism (although it can sponsor terrorist organizations).
Even better penalties can be designed when additional knowledge about the patient anatomy is available from other imaging modalities such as CT or MR. These penalties typically assume that anatomical boundaries tend to coincide with metabolic boundaries, and therefore avoid smoothing over anatomical boundaries.
So-called adaptive-walk models (Gillespie 1984; Kauffman and Levin 1987; Orr 2002, 2005b) typically assume that selection is strong compared to mutation, such that the population can be considered monomorphic all the time and all observed evolutionary change is the result of de novo mutations.
Critics typically assume that China's statistical lapses tend to flatter the economy.
Existing algorithms typically assume that an image template is the projection of a single planar surface patch.
Extant transfer learning schemes typically assume that similarities between the source task and the target task to some degree.
When applied in optimization settings, loss formulations in polar voltage coordinates typically assume that voltage magnitudes are fixed.
