Nutmeg.com, a low-cost investing website, prepared some figures for Guardian Money which assumed that instead of putting £50 a month into an endowment policy, the saver put it into a FTSE All-Share tracker fund.
The clustering based on the data set only in the input space, which assumed that points potentially belonging to the same cluster in the input space are mapped into points potentially belonging to the same cluster in the output space.
For instance, in [24] a punishment policy for selfish users in CSMA/CA networks was proposed, which assumed that operators joining a game basically have the potential to behave selfishly.
This may have led to a fatal complacency on the part of governments, which assumed that their credit was limitless.
That is similar to the territorial timetable dreamily agreed to at Oslo, which assumed that regular concessions of land would lead to mutual trust and peace.
If her husband had noticed them — which assumed that he ever noticed anything — he would have thought she was planning to nag him about holidays.
The second was deterrence, which assumed that America's defenses could be arrayed to assure a devastating response and therefore keep the enemy from acting.
This was clear enough in Kurtz's own piece, which assumed that stricter gun control was the only rational policy response to Newtown.
Bohr's theory, which assumed that electrons moved in circular orbits, was extended by the German physicist Arnold Sommerfeld and others to include elliptic orbits and other refinements.
"His stunningly exact prose stands as a rebuke to the gonzo school of Hunter S Thompson, which assumed that to capture the quality of being intoxicated, you must write as if you were still drunk or stoned.
What we show in our paper is that if we take his result, and re-analyze the 20th-century observational record then we get a higher climate sensitivity than [studies] which assumed that all forcing was equally effective.
