Sentence examples for usually assuming from inspiring English sources

The different theoretical models related with storm wave characterization focus on determining the significant wave height of the peak storm, the mean period and, usually assuming a triangle storm shape, their duration.

The brief idea of VS [12, 14] is based on the assumption of the for-matching sequences parallel with the continuously recorded trajectory (usually assuming the one indicated by INS).

In the analysis of structures subjected to stationary stochastic load processes the mean out-crossing rate plays an important role as it can be used to determine the extreme value distribution of any response, usually assuming that the sequence of mean out-crossings can be modelled as a Poisson process.

The CUSUM technique detects shifts in single or multiple parameters while usually assuming the target parameters are constant.

Nevertheless, tree-based algorithms can handle complete data as well as missing data usually assuming Missing Completely At Random (MCAR).

Usually, assuming a right-handed set up, the floor tom sits in front of and to the right of the bass drum so that it can be comfortably hit with the right hand.

The logic behind this is usually assumed to be sex.

Economists usually assume that tastes don't change.

Homegrown neighbourhoods are more common than usually assumed.

Writers in English can usually assume a global readership.

But was medieval Chan and Zen art actually as distinctive as is usually assumed?