“assumption”造句，怎麼用assumption造句

Our third assumption is that the world is chaotic.

The whole problem with this thinking is a widespread assumption that positivity equals desirability.

"I thought you could take both," Wynn says, disclosing a dangerously inaccurate assumption.

Why have they received an assumption of being safe for us all without scientific evidence?

Now I know it's a widespread assumption in the West that as countries modernize, they also Westernize.

With that gloomy assumption in mind, most of the five-minute speeches sounded absurdly beside the point.

And let me make the assumption that all the mass of the bicycle wheel is at the circumference, which is not very accurate, but it's close to that.

Still, the AFI is vowing to be back next year with another show, and it's a reasonable assumption that it will be broadcast.

Because of this assumption scientists looking at reading behavior have just measured one of the eyes because they assumed the eyes were doing the same thing.

The assumption is that these text, image, stylesheets, audio files can be cached because they are static; that performance is increased by having them in the edge server caches.

In this example, you changed the assumption and practice of implementing message routing at the physical layer and moved it up into a logical layer where it is managed by the cluster.

his assumption of power

Student: Inaudible Prof: pre-assumption what?

If you just reframe the assumption, the core belief will keep driving your game by cleverly finding another assumption to hang its hat on.

This is based on the assumption that science is universal, objective and reliable.

We can make an assumption about these things the first time out, and then remember them for all subsequent invocations.

Abstr: Objective Based on the review and analysis of the past studies in criminality, this paper puts forward a new assumption to evaluating the criminality.

In this case, developers often assume that the EJBs do not need to be secured since they are not "user-accessible" in their application design, but this assumption is dangerously wrong.

Well, that's because the wheel, well, there's an assumption which is that the wheel is rolling on something normal like a road, and not on, maybe, ice, or something like that.

His assumption of office was welcomed by everyone.

Modern cosmology is built on the assumption that the universe is essentially the same in whichever direction we look.

It is based on the implicit assumption that the plan can be made with certainty: i.e., that the variance of the durations is very low.

His assumption proved to be wrong.

The question is based on the mistaken assumption that there is place for only one of the two powerhouses.

Underlying this is an unchallenged assumption that there's a "right" to live in a village.

There is no such perception, when we think we have insight into the way the physical things behave, at bottom there is this assumption of uniformity which is based on no insight whatever.