Sentence examples for which supposed that from inspiring English sources

Everything passed through an optimism filter which took only the best assumptions out of every political judgment and created a scenario which supposed that everything was capable of coming good on the day.

Based on a new developed kinetics model, which supposed that nucleation and growth of the hydration product of cement takes place randomly on the surface of cement particles, the influence of epoxy resin on the hydration kinetics of cement was analyzed.

Black thinks the girl is acting out, but Means reveals that she is reciting passages from the non-canonical Gnostic Gospels, which supposed that Mary Magdalene was the only disciple to fully understand the teachings of Jesus Christ.

A suspected migration route for the Tibetans' ancestors was the so-called "Zang (meaning Tibetan people) - Yi (the Yi people) - Corridor" which supposed that Tibetans first migrated from Qinghai to the Tibetan Plateau and then subsequently spread throughout the surrounding area [7].

All of which supposes that Stockton wants to reject the contract and leave Calpers.

His piece takes its name from the concept of quantum superposition, which supposes that matter in the subatomic world can exist in two states simultaneously (wave, particle) until it is measured by an instrument, forcing it to take only one form.

It is common for example to find bizzare theories repeated, such as 'pleomorphism' p68, which supposes that harmless bacteria can become disease-producing viruses.

The third hypothesis is mutational bias, which supposes that highly expressed genes tend to localize in chromosomal regions with high deletion rates, or that there is a transcription-associated deletion bias [ 2, 5].

To qualify for the secondary market, wines must be considered commodities with resale value, which supposes that they possess ageworthiness.

Goldman Sachs's latest calculations, which suppose that American house prices will eventually fall by 25% from their peak, suggest that total losses will reach just over $1.1 trillion.

He has tried to reconcile them in the "adaptive markets hypothesis", which supposes that humans are neither fully rational nor psychologically unhinged.