Sentences with phrase «comments about assumptions»

But Rusch's work here is compelling and I commend her full essay to you, along with a long round of comments about assumptions in her figures.

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Your over-arching assumption that all comments about Islam come from uninformed people is just that.

I am amazed by all the assumptions of those who comment about Kerry's wonderful learning experience.

So don't take my comment as an attack on y our beliefs, or as an assumption about what you believe.

Section II offers some comments about the general cast of Altizer's thought and its fundamental assumptions.

I'm sorry that my comment included assumptions about you that were not correct.

I counted over 20 assumptions in your comment — all opinion, about facts none being back up with factual evidence.

But the fuss over her comment and its underlying assumption — that there must be something wrong with him because, busy or not, he «should» have a girlfriend — got me thinking about the work of Bella DePaulo, author of numerous books on the single life, including Singled Out: How Singles Are Stereotyped, Stigmatized, and Ignored, and Still Live Happily Ever After.

I think there may be an incorrect assumption regarding the comment about the schools you mention above (2 private schools in Houston) that parents are not allowed to send homemade lunches to school.

But try to believe me when I say that «looking pregnant» — even in the classic celebrity baby bump style — doesn't curb the thoughtless comments and assumptions about your physical comfort and limitations.

His comments about the upcoming European elections were more sober, however, as he subtly downplayed the assumption in Fleet Street that Ukip should be coming in first place.

In fact, some of them didn't even mention it, being far more upset by a comment attributed to Watson a couple of sentences earlier: He was «inherently gloomy about the prospect of Africa,» Watson had told The Sunday Times, because «all our social policies are based on the assumption that their intelligence is the same as ours — whereas all the testing says not really.»

In a class on a recent Saturday, program participants discussed the incident of the boy and the Air Jordan and wondered if assumptions about race and class had played a role: «The teacher is taking an authoritarian stance,» one commented.

See comments on the bottom of the pages about assumptions etc and also the name of the tower the bell is housed in... This could go in a number of different directions!

* Note Appended: Following comments from James Heckman, the authors made some worst - case assumptions about the long - term outcomes for these six dropouts and reassignments.

You might not recognise the fonts, but your comments about them, including that they are not officially licensed, are just incorrect assumptions you made up!

Obviously, the players involved in the proceedings can not comment about ongoing legal issues, but one thing is quite a logical assumption: these small brick - and - mortar stores would not be taking on such a David - vs - Goliath pursuit if their legal counsel did not feel like it was a viable suit.

You comment re TLI estimates:... the new average LE assumption is about 9.5 months longer than that implied by the CDC's 2008 tables.

If you go into a discussion of the Best Downloadable Game of 2010 thinking that Monday Night Combat should win, you're less likely to think about its flaws (e.g., limited maps, repetitive comments from the announcer) and more likely to remember its strengths (e.g., class balance, fun character design) relative to someone who didn't hold the same assumption.

Regarding the sciencemag link (which I note is 3 years old now), it seems to me the the Ellard comment makes some pretty hairy assumptions about the relationship between water temperatures and surface temperatures...

I have seen comments about climate researchers motives and biases by regulars that are based on comments or actions by some researchers which call into question their motives or biases, but those are not knee jerk assumptions.

I'm willing to assert based on your comments that you are making FALSE assumptions not only about the structure of the data BUT ALSO about the structure of random data.

About half of the first 100 comments here rely upon an assumption, namely — there is a connection between more CO2 in air and a warming climate.

Is it just me, or does anyone else think that Curry's comment about the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics make an unreasonable assumption about what is going on?

I'm usually careful about unproven assumptions, which why I phrased my comment in a question.

In comments we recently submitted, NRDC, other environmental groups, consumer advocates, customers, and electricity generation and supply companies detailed numerous errors in the ISO's assumptions, including its assumptions about future growth in gas and electricity demand, energy efficiency, and renewable energy, which skew the study results toward a grid that appears more susceptible to fuel security risks.

I'm having some difficulty finding any of my comments to that post in which I said anything at all about Steve McIntyre's assumptions about the academic world.

John N - G «I'm having some difficulty finding any of my comments to that post in which I said anything at all about Steve McIntyre's assumptions about the academic world.»

When people consistently make incorrect assumptions about what I assume, I comment on it.

When people address comments to me about my assumptions or motivations — as you have done in the post above, I respond.

Of course, the underlying assumption is of gaussian variance in each variable, my log - normal comment was about the resulting PDF.

You make assumptions based on ideology and make crass comments about skeptics.

Full of paranoid comments, wild speculations and assumptions about people and circumstances the posters know nothing about and thus reaching foolish conclusions....

You start with an a priori assumption that the «current trend» must be Zero, and then you search backward until you have found a time period for which the trend estimate was Zero (and not bothering at all about confidence intervals, statistical significance and the things about which I talked in my previous comment to which you reply here).

ughhh... I think you still forgot to explain why such assumption is relevant to the rest of the answer, nor to address my comment about what evidence did you mean that one should move to have suppressed... Also, where exactly did you post a new comment?

I'm working from the assumption, based on Julia's comments about the neighborhood that it's in, that this house could be improved significantly and successfully resold for a much higher price.