Sentences with phrase «one's own assumptions»

A scenario represents a set of assumptions of human behavior in the future.

This way, it is possible to observe even minor changes, instead of making assumptions about possible relations between different variables in a shorter amount of time.

Do you base your investments on assumptions on how the stock market will do, or are you more inclined to hold stocks through the ups and downs of the market?

Critics, too, often fall into the trap of making assumptions about audiences.

Personal injury cases involving recreational activities often face challenges with assumption of risk challenges.

Hence, it is unlikely that 40 years from now it will still be rising at 2 ppm per year, especially under assumptions of no constraints on CO2 emissions.

Each concept carries implicit underlying assumptions about what is «fair» as they relate to the types of schools children should attend.

These are fair to be made assumptions for such an thought experiment.

For Indigenous peoples to participate in Australian society as equals requires that we be able to live our lives free from assumptions by others about what is best for us.

We are never going to improve education overall if we are not asking the tough questions, considering all sides and challenging assumptions made in the field.

This material may contain forward - looking statements based on assumptions as of the date noted and there can be no guarantee that they will come to pass.

Her findings challenge such basic assumptions about animal preservation that her colleagues have put her research — and the woman herself — under the microscope.

And it goes against base assumptions used in most computer models assume for cloud formations.

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

However, this conclusion depends on the many assumptions underlying an analysis based on observational data.

A shared paradigm creates a scientific community — a professional grouping with common assumptions, interests, journals and channels of communication.

Is it really a reasonable assumption for future growth?

The underlying objective is to understand your target customers and assess whether their interests and behaviour are consistent with assumptions behind your business model.

But a pair of recent papers throw that long - held assumption into question.

If assumptions like these frame the «problem,» then this this vision of personalized learning makes sense.

Our working assumption here on this page is that you are new to weight loss exercise programs.

Just because a few people agree on an incorrect assumption does not make it correct.

It was an eye - opening experience to learn some of the profound differences in fundamental assumptions regarding governance, law, the land and our role as its inhabitants.

I used to really believe in many of your ideas on nutrition, but I think it's really important to consider a few fundamental assumptions about science and nutrition research in particular.

Can you provide implicit assumptions behind it and the algorithm?

Several readers have contested the calorie count that I posted using different assumptions for amount of rice taken and fruit juices.

This, of course, leaving everyone to make their own assumptions of what she should be.

Upon assumption of office, she was given the office of her predecessor.

They illustrate how difficult it is to translate the economic planning assumptions into credible fiscal projections for budget planning purposes.

Any analysis, including ours, that offers an expected temperature change in 2100 includes assumptions about what will happen after these contributions end.

Do you think it is a safe assumption for an author to expect the readers to remember that they are reading fiction and that certain liberties need to be taken?

In particular, how appropriate are traditional uniform change assumptions when thinking about how votes might translate into seats?

Such results are strongly dependent on model assumptions regarding climate change scenarios, ice dynamics and other factors.

We collected empirical studies that tested assumptions from social control theory as well as from attachment theory.

But that's a big assumption because the burden on the state will grow, too.

I guess you are making a few big assumptions here.

This is a very conservative assumption since most people will work from ages 40 - 60 after retirement, and will have various side income streams.

I find this to be an unnecessarily inflammatory and unfair piece grounded in many faulty assumptions.

As a result, biased cultural assumptions built into the test as a whole often are not removed by test - makers.