Sentences with phrase «to accept this assumption»

Global warming due to overpopulation accepts the assumption that human addition of CO2 to the atmosphere is the cause and more people will produce more CO2.

As a marriage therapist and couples workshop presenter, I do not expect or insist that my clients accept this assumption.

Creating juxtapositions that are at times disorienting, playful, and unexpected, these artists engage with the uncertain and plumb accepted assumptions of meaning in art.

According to Banning, modern analysts have accepted this assumption far too readily and have thus incorporated a Hamiltonian «bias» into their inquiries:

Interestingly, most people accept the assumption that holidays are a time to overindulge.

In accepting the assumption that each classroom should include a generic «teacher» and as few children as possible, these schools are entirely dependent on their ability to attract talented, high - energy staff, dramatically limiting the likelihood that these admired programs will be able to achieve the hoped - for scale.

«It is a universally accepted assumption that consumers with disposable income spend.

An elevated CO2 level is only something to get alarmed by if you are prepared to accept an assumption made by the people who program climate models.

However, lets accept the assumption.

While this type of addiction creates much secret shame among its sufferers regardless of gender, it is even much more so for women who struggle with a sexual addiction because of this very accepted assumption that it is a merely a man's struggle.

There is no longer a generally accepted assumption that private property is sacred; and something radical needs to be done to reestablish the social fabric, the values of that society, or that society will not endure.

If you don't accept this assumption, the Social Security department currently does not receive enough revenue to cover outlays.

Additionally, with more than 1,000 crypto - currencies currently in existence, even if we accept the assumption that they have staying power, identifying which one will be «the winner» is far from a sure thing.

Indeed, we call it a «process» only in the most honorary sense, because all it does it accept assumptions at the input end and send them straight thru the decision engine untouched to emerge unchanged at the output end, kind of like creamed corn when you've got the flu.

In practice the scientist works within the framework of accepted assumptions, and throws all the doubt on one new hypothesis at a time; but it might be just the accepted assumptions which should be questioned.

There is both historical and strategic justification for Kuhn's view that, for most scientists, fruitful work is achieved within a framework of accepted assumptions, except when major difficulties in dominant theories are evident.

It as if an anthropologist writing on human sacrifice ascribed to the belief that the gods could be propitiated by throwing virgin girls into volcanoes, and having accepted that assumption, proceeded to describe the meaning and meaning - making of the ceremonies surrounding the sacrifices.

With luck, the customer will accept your assumption that he has already decided to buy at least one pair.

Even if we accept their assumption that the progressive tax is the «correct» rate, their estimate didn't include two large omissions, the Standard Deduction and Personal Exemption.

It is simply not possible to accept the assumptions being offered by anyone, whether they are the IFS or the Treasury, or in what conditions anyone will be taking these decisions since it is such a long time period.

He accepts the assumption of cognitive psychologist Eoin Travers that a brain process accompanied by consciousness must be caused by that conscious experience.

For example, the reader is not ready to accept this assumption, or at least he wonders why he should accept it.

I know people mean well but it is commonly bad advice and accepted assumptions that cause a bright financial future to be scuppered.

If, in fact, the climate HAS changed over the millions of years of Earth's history (it has), and if, in fact, we are not always able to explain why it has changed (we aren't), then I see no reason to accept the assumption that CO2 has to be the principal driving force.

Well, it seems to me you have yet to present a good reason why I should accept your assumption, upon which all of your arguments rest, that the climate is not deterministic albeit complex, on the timescales that humans care about, and therefore predictable given adequate information.

It has been much - discussed by some within the legal and insurance communities, and has even been the subject of (as yet unsuccessful) lawsuits in the U.S. and in Germany, but as a society we have generally accepted the assumption that climate change is caused by individual consumers who burn fossil fuels, rather than the multi-billion dollar industry that extracts and markets those fossil fuels.

Once you accept the assumption that just one or two things is limiting your output, you'll quickly recognize that making improvements to some part of your workflow that is not the bottleneck can not improve the output of the system as a whole.

If we're looking at the law students as a whole, as opposed to individual law schools, and accept the assumption that they are all equally talented, then yes, the numbers will reflect this.

I do not expect or insist that everyone who comes to the recovery process be ready to accept this assumption.