Sentences with phrase «assumptions which»

I'll assist them in becoming aware of triggers, habits and unexamined assumptions which keep them stuck in repetitive cycles.

Presenting information like this relies on a series of moronic assumptions which, stacked against one another, creates a towering pile of illogical BS so high the peak is barely visible.

We believe it is important because many people used to follow assumptions which not always help them get hired.

The actuarial assumptions include long - term earnings assumptions which require payments by the employee which should reflect those assumptions, the court said.

The most challenging consideration for me is how to go about persuading a tribunal that it should adopt the assumptions which are most advantageous to a client's economic case.

As Richard Posner says in his Reflections on Judging, the bench and the bar share a lack of familiarity with the sciences, whether social or natural and, worse, a lack of curiosity that results in an unwillingness to investigate the backgrounds against which legal rules operate, to go beyond the «common sense» assumptions which may bear little, if any, resemblance to the scientific truth.

This is the essence of the Supreme Court judgment: ensuring that human rights standards apply to disabled people and freeing disabled people from the patronising and condescending attitudes and assumptions which are comprehensively challenged by the UNCRPD.

The judgment proceeds on two important assumptions which are difficult to reconcile with CSA 1991.

It also rests upon assumptions which have not been, and can not be, empirically established.

We are all preparing precedent assumptions which endeavour to provide maximum flexibility for future holes being blown in the budget.

Some of us simply can not accept as remotely credible a claim to 95 % confidence in distant - future forecasts generated by models which are inherently incapable of faithfully reproducing the full complexity of the real world climate, particularly when they rest on elementary assumptions which are neither proven nor provable.

So, admitting even the possibility of such a thing represents an admission that they are not the experts, as it calls into question many assumptions which conventional thinkers have come to think of as undeniable facts.

Neutrino makes a few assumptions which are not correct.

Why are we using an adjustment procedure based on false assumptions which generates false results.

However, the point I'm trying to make is that the assumptions which make my method fail are also embedded in most of these inverse estimates.

conclusions are based entirely on assumptions which are the AWG catechism — don't you know how hard i laughed at the «dirk gently» «it's all there in the static»?

Liberalism rejected many foundational assumptions which dominated most earlier theories of government, such as the Divine Right of Kings, hereditary status, and established religion.

Until then they represent merely a mathematical wrapper around the man - made assumptions which direct their calculations.

Anastassia, I had a brief look at it again, trying to focus not too much on specific assumptions which may be doubted.

You make a couple of assumptions which range from absurd to true but misleading.

The implication for policy is that the latest estimates suggest that global warming is unlikely to be a major problem, and that politicians and policy makers need to revisit the assumptions which underlie their policies.

the modellers make aggressive assumptions which predict more rather than less warming those in charge of the temperature record aggressively adjust for factors that might make the warming look greater, and fudge adjustments that might make it less.

First of all, the theory behind man - made global warming was based on a number of fundamental assumptions which had never been tested.

It should be noted simple linear regression using ordinary least squares is not really the best method for assessing these data as it depends on assumptions which are violated by global temperature measurements.

Your attempt to give it the meaning you wish («Nature is a net sink of CO2 ″) makes any number of hidden assumptions which we do not know are true or false.

Again, I want to point out that these aren't my assumptions, they're not made up out of whole cloth by some denialist, these are the assumptions which the very scientists who tell us about climate change themselves think are the driving forces and likely outcomes.

They construct their arguments so no other conclusion is possible but based on assumptions which are blatantly false or clearly unknown.

However from what I have read and what I have seen, much of the actual science seems to be flawed, and is heavily weighted on assumptions which are in turn based on assumptions, based on sketchy data, in which much of the methods used are questionable.

He seems to make some silly assumptions which, if taken literally would imply that ice ages can not occur.

playing amateur sociologist of knowledge, I think some of this denial of the global comes from their general philosophical commitment to free markets, assumptions which tend to view only the individual as real, making larger institutions or «systems» metaphysical (an illusory abstraction).

The calculations in question involved both an over-simplification and a set of assumptions which limit their precision, if applied to Earth's real climate system.

This math requires some very sensitive assumptions which can result in a wide range of answers, but one is: your 22.4 liters of atmosphere that has 2.34 x10e20 CO2 molecules can be put in a cylinder 100m high with a 2.24 cm ^ 2 base.

My interest is in language, the systems and assumptions which underpin it and the ambiguity lurking beneath it.

Already, many sixties artists have taken on, for me, this classical stature — Dan Flavin, Carl Andre, Don Judd, Robert Morris, Kenneth Noland, among others — which feels more like past than present...» Nevertheless, many of the assumptions which were first propounded about the style — or what was commonly claimed, the non-style — of Minimalism (née Cool Art, The Third Stream, Post Geometric Structures, ABC Art, Object Sculpture, Specific Objects, Primary Structures, or Art of the Real) have remained unchallenged for over a decade.

He thinks that the assumptions which have powered the industrial revolution for two centuries are looking pretty threadbare.

The results produced by this calculator are based on some key general assumptions which are explained below.

For those who are ready to throw in the towel of active investing, Bogle makes two (related) assumptions which need to be critically reviewed:

Did the financial plan contain other key assumptions which proved overly optimistic?

Calculator results are hypothetical, based on assumptions which you choose.

«It always makes sense to look in front of you and not make decisions based on assumptions which are nearly impossible to predict,» said McClary.

We've given a lot of thought to contingent plans and conservative assumptions which I detailed in the post on walking softly and carrying a 4 × 4 to secure retirement.

However, it contains certain assumptions which have generated debate in light of emerging data — for example, over the proportion of A&E attendances attributable to alcohol.

MPs said the economic case for HS2 was based on «fragile numbers, out - of - date data and assumptions which do not reflect real life».

When in the Course of New York State Governmental events, it becomes necessary for a Governor to dissolve the political ideas and assumptions which have connected him with Democratic and Republican Members of the Assembly and the Senate, and forced him to assume among this executive powers, the right to assemble a Mooreland Commission, to reinstitute the rule of law in NYS; keeping in mind a decent respect for the opinions of New Yorkers requires that he should declare the causes which impel him to such dramatic action:

The old and very boring ex-Spuds manager Harry Redknapp has given his opinion on whether Arsenal will be challenging for next season's Premier League or not, but he has made some assumptions which are totally wrong and need to be addressed.

I use the general word «myth» from time to time, rather than «religion», to describe the basic assumptions which permeated the whole of society, because «religion» can sometimes suggest something apart from the rest of life.

However, the rise of postmodernism in particular has also enabled Catholics to challenge some of the fundamentally un-Catholic assumptions which lie embedded at the heart of the genre.

Even though the creators of the National Curriculum are keen to emphasise the importance of what they call «the English literary heritage», by which they mean «authors with an enduring appeal that transcends the period in which they were writing, and who have played a significant role in the development of literature in English» [Qualifications and Curriculum Authority 2007, 71), their choice of recommended authors reveals a set of post-Protestant secular assumptions which need to be challenged if Catholic culture is to flourish in Catholic schools.

Our objection would be that the Catholic side of the argument in section 3, on marriage and family life, is woefully inadequate, and that the non-Catholic side is presented with unacknowledged quasi-relativist assumptions which are profoundly opposed to Catholic thinking and formation.

In analyzing paradigms, the importance of the religious community and the assumptions which dominate its life was underscored.