Sentence examples for ubiquitous assumption from inspiring English sources

For example, a ubiquitous assumption in the optimal seeding literature is that the planner has perfect knowledge of the network topology (as in [4, 9]), and that this topology is static.

This yields a dilemma for standard deontic logic (really for most work in deontic logic): Either deontic necessity represents "ought", in which case, its dual does not represent permissibility (and neither does any other construction in SDL), or permissibility is represented in SDL, but "ought" is inexpressible in it despite the ubiquitous assumption otherwise.

In this sentence, we are not referring to the ubiquitous assumption of an underlying normal distribution, which is indeed not required for non-parametric tests.

This pattern was quite intriguing (a nearly ubiquitous assumption with genome-wide expression arrays is that expression-level data are normally or log-normally distributed), and led us to ascertain how often such patterns occurred, and whether such were associated with diabetes-related phenotypes.

What is important is that my haircut and I weathered the storm until the style became so ubiquitous that assumptions about the type of person its owner might be became pointless.

Spatial simulation models of seed dispersal have been constructed at the landscape level under the assumption of ubiquitous or uniform dispersibility.

MakerBot, meanwhile, is prepping the foundation for the larger customer base, with the assumption that 3D printing eventually goes ubiquitous.

While effective, the assumption that freezing serves as a ubiquitous lethal stress is challenged by clinical experience and experimental evidence demonstrating time temperature related cell death dependence.

This assumption of a continuous underlying score is ubiquitous in psychological measurement and motivates the standard definition of a percentile rank (formula 1).

Under the assumption that gravity waves of this type are ubiquitous around synoptic systems in the extratropics, the enhancement of the TIL by gravity waves may have an impact on the climatology of the TIL.

So when investors see the numbers of users of a formerly ubiquitous product decline from 77percentt in 1989 to below 60percentt in 2018, the assumption is that there's room for new companies to come in and provide better service.