The phrase "with no assumptions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is being done or considered without any preconceived beliefs or ideas. Example: "The experiment was conducted with no assumptions about the results, in order to ensure unbiased findings."
By contrast, Mr Bond, with no assumptions, is working hard in black precincts (where he barely set foot in his previous races) and is going to all the right church suppers.
We employ the OAD to extract vessel shapes with no assumptions on parametric orientations of vessel shapes.
But we can't do with no assumptions at all, which brings us to two crucial points about confirmation and probability.
It is indeed able to calculate novel configurations, with no assumptions on cable lengths or cable-to-strut ratios.
VGC treats the scale steps as ordinal with no assumptions on the distribution of the data [25].
AFM is applicable on scales from regional to global, yielding simple and easily understood output, and using only magnetic data with no assumptions about electrodynamic parameters.
"We bought the hotel with no assumption that gambling would ever happen," Mr. Hoffman said.
Terms of the agreement were not disclosed in the release, but a person with knowledge of the negotiations, who declined to be identified because the agreement had not yet been made final, said the sale price was approximately $20 million with no assumption of debt - a low price for a major metropolitan daily.
Each was analytically determined from moments of responses with no assumption about the detailed kinetic model.
Figure 10 The full preamble case but with no assumption on the neighboring subchannel responses.
M=64, K=3. Figure 11 The full preamble case but with no assumption on the neighboring subchannel responses.
