Sentence examples for when it is assumed from inspiring English sources

The above expression results from taking the geometric mean of the basic definition of the coherence time (T o ≈ 1/fd), and its definition when it is assumed that the channel correlation is greater than 0.5 [22].

In 1907 it caused riots at the Abbey theatre, not least because it shows how Christy Mahon achieves the status of a sex-symbol when it is assumed he has killed his father.

His salary as an MP for Bromsgrove since 2010 is £65,738 – a 98% pay cut, monetary proof of a commitment to politics at a time when it is assumed most MPs are in it for themselves.

The same argument applies when it is assumed ( X_{i} ge X_{j} ).

Also, under these conditions the practicality of estimating the number of orthogonal radiators when it is assumed that each contributor is equal in amplitude is examined.

When it is assumed that P W1|A) < P W2|A), it can be predicted that A belongs to Group W2.

The surplus built up because they put in orders when it was assumed that two doses would be needed to provide protection.

That is one of the reasons why watching quiz programmes such as Mastermind or University Challenge is not quite as much fun as it was when it was assumed that anybody with a decent education knew the same things.

At the same time, the frontier, as it was called when it was assumed that the land would soon be spotted with towns and farms, is actually larger than it has been since the early 20th century.

Physicists have an imperfect understanding of the physics of ignition, and Dr. Miller concedes that that issue was controversial even when it was assumed that the laser could be built exactly as planned.

Just when it was assumed there was nothing left to do with skyscrapers except build them ever taller, Norman Foster (and his many collaborators) reinvented the typology as a giant vegetable.