That point of view includes an assumption that this is a multicultural, multiracial world.
This view challenges an assumption, common in the cognitive sciences, that a nonhuman primate model forms an inherently inadequate basis for modeling higher-level language functions.
Assuming that the colour-opponent mechanisms responsible for colour discrimination in the lungfish retina signal only chromatic (colour) differences between an object and the background against which it is viewed (a reasonable assumption for animals with duplex visual systems under photopic conditions), achromatic (intensity) information can be disregarded [ 63].
More engagement of fathers in pregnancy (a friend whose wife is expecting a baby imminently, says he's constantly made to feel an irritant by the midwives, and his view isn't untypical); an assumption on the part of GPs, teachers and nursery staff that father and mother are jointly involved in rearing a child, would make a big difference.
His view is based on an assumption about the relationship between our identities and the desires that motivate us to live.
This view, however, was based on an assumption that was never satisfactorily validated: that these movements shared an essential theological and ecclesial homogeneity.
Indeed, early industrial hygienists maintained that source reduction was not a practical approach, nor even theoretically superior to local exhaust ventilation, from a prevention standpoint.[ 6] This latter view has been supported by an assumption that control strategies that require changes to industrial processes or products are inherently "infeasible".
From a financial point of view, the assumption provides a possibility of calling the bond back from the firm (see Section 2 or [2]).
In our view the assumption of a clear divide between psychosis and personality disorders in the current manuals is an unhelpful restriction.
For co-training, we used a nucleotide/position representation as one view, and a 3-nucleotide/position representation as the second view, under the assumption that each view is sufficient to make accurate predictions, and the views are (possibly) independent given the class.
