Sentences with phrase «simple assumption»

To form expectations, we need to make a very simple assumption about how the market should behave.

To calculate very roughly what this might mean to the local rainfall we can make some very simple assumptions and employ a little basic arithmetic.

The geochemistry of uraninite particles is deceptively complex, making simple assumptions far from useful.

Another derivation is by the astronomer Herschel (1850) who got the Gaussian from simple assumptions on measurement error.

Investors Business Daily published a table from JP Morgan Asset Management last week that sought to show how much you should have saved at certain ages relative to your income level using some fairly simple assumptions:

Each of us can determine our own T - Rex Score using simple assumptions that best match our circumstances.

(Note: the Phillips Curve relies on a very simple assumption that goods and services price inflation stems from wage inflation, and that wage inflation occurs when domestic unemployment is low.

Your brand guidelines should specify even the simplest assumptions, such as who your target audience is, your mission and vision statements, and your directives in creating the brand.

Let's also make another simple assumption that there is just one share of stock available.

A simpler assumption is that here, as in the parable of the prodigal son, Jesus used a more elaborate story than usual to convey a more elaborate idea.

The simple assumption of a universal desire to maximise self - interest makes the mathematics much more tractable.

I'd love an upgrade on OG but reckon there are many on here falling in to the simple assumption that say # 50M on Cavani is a guaranteed no - brainer making us odds on for PL glory.

«The simplest assumption is that this all happens when a single star dies,» MacFadyen says.

Under the simplest assumptions, the measured mass of the Higgs could mean the universe is unstable and destined to fall apart.

Solving the Puzzle The simple assumption was that any pockets of warm, liquid water would drain downward through the ice and refreeze, but Schmidt had read enough studies to know that would not happen on Europa — the ice below was so thick it was virtually impermeable.

The simple assumption that individuals with highest competitive ability are not able to make maximal use of the acquired resources suffices to explain the diversity in competitiveness observed in nature.

Just make a simple assumption of a mortgage change from $ 560,000 to $ 182,500, and home finance costs on a mortgage rate of 5 percent drop from $ 3,006 a month to $ 980, liberating about $ 2,000 a month.

I haven't looked into it, but my simplest assumption would be that the rate is tied to the prime rate, which has dropped to historic lows recently.

(Note: the Phillips Curve relies on a very simple assumption that goods and services price inflation stems from wage inflation, and that wage inflation occurs when domestic unemployment is low.

Assumptions: The Demotivator is a fun tool, so to make it quick and simple some assumptions have been made in the calculations.

Simple assumptions were made for expected returns, risk and the correlation between bonds and stocks was estimated over the last 20 years.

It shows one simple assumption, $ 20,000 per year Social Security benefit.

As the artist makes clear in her exhibition statement: «I work from the simple assumption that the collective story of my little piece of geography with its many inhabitants shares fundamental similarities to other closely observed locations.

Many of the simple assumptions we make about what is good for the environment do not necessarily stand up to full life cycle analysis, as the article points out.

The description I gave of it is something I see very commonly; I have the impression that it is the simple assumption of fact across a broad spectrum of conservative commentary.

The Watts final conclusion that adjusted temperature trends are «spuriously doubled» (0.155 °C vs. 0.309 °C per decade raw vs. adjusted data) relies on a simple assumption — that the raw data must be correct and the homogenised data incorrect.

With a very simple assumption that 20 % of this relates to non-CO2 emissions, the remaining CO2 - only budget for 2011 to 2100 is ~ 2231Gt.

The paper discussed here tries to get some results of that nature directly making some simple assumptions.

Equation M13 is derived for zero heating rates throughout the atmosphere, and therefore constant H. With this simple assumption — and only for this simple assumption — the equation M13 is a valid solution to «the source function», ie the atmospheric temperature and radiance.