assume that

Do not say "It's easy to think, I know the company, and I'vebeen here for 20 years" . It's really important not to assume that it'sthe same.

Henceforth, I assume that this namespace is bound to the xbl prefix without further comment.

Place to be? -One of my favorite places to be. Yeah. -This art here, having this shot, all this stuff, I assume that you guys put that on?

How dare you assume that, after such a short tenure, you know best in all things?

People may also see this and assume that you're ready to abandon the conversation, especially if you're not directly facing them.

I don't know why you assume that more events of the kind are to happen and based on what that you draw such a conclusion.

The above comments do not assume that children from neighboring countries do not tend to be good and only my own kind is fine.

As far as the money goes, I assume that will get better if he sticks it out.

Assume that the table Person. Contact was changed in a way that would affect the definition of any views that are created on it.

Subsequent implementations of this example assume that this conditional is in place, though it is not written out each time.

Of course we can assume that the moon surface is very rigid, the landing vehicle would not be able to leave traces of it.

We may assume that the meanings of these underwater sounds correspond closely to these with which we are familiar on land.

The point was also made that the police seemed to assume that they were people with loose morals and did not treat them humanely.

Thus, minimal requirements as shown in the tables assume that nutrient availability is equal to that of purified diets.

It would be unwise to assume that setting up and configuring your environment is going to be a small task.

We have to assume that is not the last attack of its kind we are going to see.

S. military planners should not assume that this will always be the case, even against seemingly lightly-armed insurgent adversaries.

Now, I'm going to abstract from risk. Let's assume that we know that this thing is going to be paid, so it's a matter of simple time.

If I do not hear from you to the contrary, I shall assume that it will be convenient for me to call at that time.

Assume that Color is a String variable and that this variable is a parameter for a method that contains the Select Case statement.

People assume that if God were to talk directly with you, God would not sound like the fella next door.

But they were prepared to assume that those inside it at least knew what was going on.

Let's assume that you are using good judgment as to which customers get credit and how much.

if it is important enough to discuss when I am playing, I assume that it is important enough for everyone to hear.

It's easy to assume that people know as much as you do and that some things are just self-evident.

It would be nice to assume that the data in the serialized stream is always the same data that was written to the stream originally.

but could we assume that I said all that?

"I can only assume that when they go back they carry with them the research links of the institution that they have studied at, " she said.

Although people often assume that the shivers come at the coldest part of the night, the actual explanation is found within the body itself.

Therein lies the very nature of the problems with most theory. They all assume that you, going over to the girl, have less value then her.

It's safe to assume that Herod was a guest in the palace built by his father, the palace that now housed the Roman authority in the land.

The most serious one was to assume that our mother tongue constrains our minds and prevents us from being able to think certain thoughts.

They assume that everyone finds a decent position somewhere, even if it's "only" at a community college (expressed with a shudder).

From there I can only assume that they gained access to credit card data and any other information registered with the site.

We do not know what the future holds, but with a few stable weeks behind us, we cannot assume that the worst has passed.

"You can safely assume that before we reach that level, what you're more likely to see is some legislative action, " she said.

The job market is competitive and you shouldn't rest on your laurels and assume that what you know is enough to get by.

However, economists warned that it was still far too early to assume that the final chapter of this year's market turmoil is now over.

Sure, not everything is under your control, but let's assume that much of your life is yours to do with as you please.

No matter how much the hottie at the bar flirted with you last night, it's best to assume that he won't call.

Do not assume that if it is not broken on the current version of the product, the bug must have been fixed.

If I leave a comment on your blog and you don't reply then I'm going to assume that you are ignoring me and I'm going to return the favor.

One method for resolving the targets is to assume that the jump will transfer control to every instruction (or to every block).

That will always be the same if there is no friction of any kind and I have to assume that there is no friction.

They said he could no longer assume that the backing of regional strongmen would translate into a popular victory.

These examples assume that the document associated with your customization already has at least one table.

If the queue depth is high, assume that the application is not healthy or able to cope with the rate of messages.

Let me assume that an XML schema bound to an urn: org: bank: accounts namespace describes the XML documents used in this example.

It's easy to assume that because you are a new manager, no one will want to do what you say.

Indonesian democracy seems to have firmer foundations, but it would be a serious mistake to assume that they are fully built.

The Court was also willing to assume that this power could be delegated to an agency-but only under limited conditions.

We assume that sort of thing goes on because we have had proof of that since at least early 1998.

'I assume that if and when somebody picks this up and goes into mass production it will cost a fraction of that, ' he said.

Assume that the allowance account had a debit balance of $ 1280 at the beginning of this month. Made an entry about allowance for bad debt.

We may not always be mindful of this fact; it seems natural to assume that other people share our perceptions and interpretations of events.

Your instructors may assume that you know this and thus may not explain the importance of arguments to you in class.

The sea ice estimates from the National Snow and Ice Data Center, NASA's archive for sea ice data, assume that this hole is ice-filled.

Finally, the examples in this tip assume that you already have an account with del. icio. us, possibly with a few bookmarks added to it.

I assume that it is actually going to take something of the 10 magnitude to get their attention or You wouldn't be doing this?

Then came the change, and many of us began to assume that prosperity was an inalienable part of life, regardless of what we did.

"I would not assume that there is a unified policy about what the exit strategy should be, " he said.

Both Kolodiejchuk and Martin assume that Teresa's inability to perceive Christ in her life did not mean he wasn't there.

It's easy to assume that people "just know" we love them, but sometimes hearing those little words can really make someone's day.

I'm not aware of any specific details for the encounter, but it's probably safe to assume that it won't just be a normal 'pull' room.

So can we assume that either massive earthquakes or volcanic eruptions will basically lead up the scale to a 10 from this point?

We (yes, I said "we" ) tend to assume that everyone is either like us, or intrinsically aspires to be like us.

They'll simply assume that, pathetically, you've never been able to quit.

Do not assume that controlling deserialization is the only security your application requires.

In the solution of indeterminate problems, it is usually necessary to assume that certain members or supports are rigid.

But let's indulge the hopefulness for a moment and assume that we really are entering a golden age of rationally designed, targeted drugs.

Let's assume that this usability issue can be overcome by user training, instructional text, or common sense.

If the only choice was between surrender and national suicide, an enemy might rationally assume that the President would prefer surrender.

The beginning lessons assume that you have no experience with the harmonica or with music. Just start with the early lessons.

I saw her head moving fast and I assume that's when she was hit by the hoof of a cow.

Now there's only one more caution and I'm going to assume, that if it happens, you will rage quit and walk out of the room.

If you jump right to the how without understanding the what, you might assume that the output of the tool should be reports.

Again, it's very easy to just assume that this is how things are, and that you can't change it. But have you even tried?

If you see something that looks like four hula hoops attached together hovering in the sky, don't automatically assume that it's a UFO.

Trying to assume that role without the skills, resources or status to back it up will lead to conflict.

Consider whether this would be appropriate for your users before you assume that process dialogs are the correct solution.

New York tends to vote Democratic, so you will perhaps assume that garnering this popularity was a cinch.

Most online mapping applications assume that the desired view is always north at the top of the image.

s your wife. You insult her intelligence if you assume that a mere slogan and a few vapid adjectives will persuade her to buy anything.

For illustration , assume that government regulations require you to retain exact textual copies of your XML documents .

We sort of assume that because there's a pole in the street, that it's okay to use it, so we park our shopping cart there.

To talk of a new epoch, therefore, is to assume that investors are about to abandon the habits of a lifetime.

But please, wait until you know something is a bottleneck. And don't assume that direct JDBC is necessarily faster.

For purposes of this article, I assume that the testing is performed by a government agency monitoring the quality of a local water supply.

Many would assume that the icy depths of the sea off the northwestern coast on Russia would have little to offer nature photographers.

Let me assume that it wraps around the jumper to make a cylindrical shape. Here is sketch.

We are going to assume that you will be relying on the SI Buses entirely, which at this point, is the recommended practice.

'Clearly, one must assume that investors fear that there is something unsustainable about current margins and cash flows, ' he said.

However, do not assume that all queries will run twice as fast on an eight core computer as a four core computer.

Let's assume that the four opportunities above were the only ones you needed for your business case.

Just to illustrate, let's assume that it takes 50% of the length of the pause to recover the context after getting back to work.

The optimists assume that technology will rescue us from today's problems, just as it has in the past, even if they cannot quite say how.

To illustrate this point, assume that Solarwind Company borrows $5 from its bank for a period of five years at an interest rate of 2%.

In this example, assume that the glossary is to be customized to define the contact preferences for an individual customer.

It would be a mistake also to assume that the ascent of China and the rest is destined to continue on a linear trajectory.

Let us also assume that you want to boot it up in the 64-bit kernel mode.

The tone control operations are easiest to see if you assume that the tone control is at one end or the other of its range.

And do not assume that this type of furniture will be costly.

If the Form is not received with your proofs we will assume that you do not require offprints.

Also , don't assume that having a Ph. D. and a history of working independently qualifies you for an executive position .

Don't assume that your team members will simply "pick up" the new technology; you'll save time if you get proper training in the beginning.

I will assume that the message consists of a header part and a variable number of items that have the same size.

Just because these rules are part of the logical data model, one should not assume that they must be enforced by a database.

Yet, when reading about studies in psychology, it is far too easy to assume that results are representative of all human brains.

For the purpose of this article, we assume that the same credentials are used for the SI Bus and the relational databases.

For this example, I assume that the services already exist and that it is desirable to integrate them in a loosely coupled manner.

Assume that you need help from a customer service rep at this point, so you click the Call button.

It is no longer appropriate to assume that every African child with a fever has malaria and needs antimalarial treatment.

Let's assume that the setup is the same as in Trick 5, but you want tech to be able to get VNC access instead of SSH.

It is usually safe to assume that each different IP address corresponds to a different end user.

tax payable method is reasonable to assume that tax epense for a period is the tax that must be paid for that period.

"Most people assume that products have already been screened for health and safety. That's just not true, " she said.

I first spotted this several months ago and it still hasn't been fixed and I'd assume that this isn't a genuine temporary redirect.

People seem to assume that the Ancient Egyptians invented hieroglyphs.

Also, don't assume that experience with older routers means you'll just be able to jump in and configure new ones.

You mustn't project your guilt on to me, ie assume that I feel as guilty as you do.

Stay alert to significant changes: It's a mistake to assume that the project estimate at the beginning will stay the same to the very end.

Firms can no longer safely assume that every employee walking in the door has similar beliefs or expectations.

Too often people assume that the best translators are fluently bilingual and bicultural , but actually this is not always true.

It's reasonable to assume that he knew beforehand that this would happen.

In such a setup, the buyers assume that someone will be betting against the bonds, so the quality of the underlying credit is key.

But it's not clear why Swinson would assume that advertisements or entertainment should reflect reality, or mirror the general public.

When deploying to a cloud environment, it is wise to assume that you could lose a virtual instance at any point.

In the absence of a definite design of their own, many developers assume that whatever Microsoft or Apple have done is good design.

It should, then, be safe to assume that virus writers can and will find ways to break the formal analysis techniques as well.

All the theories above assume that space and time exist, and then try to build up the rest of the universe.

It's traditional in scientific circles to assume that researchers need "hot" hardware on their desks to see good graphics.

It is fair, and regrettable, to assume that some of these detainees will die there as well.

Assume that the article descriptions are language dependent, so they have to be kept in a table separate from the Article table.

USEFUL test for an outsider trying to analyse an argument is to assume that one side is right and then to work out the consequences.

Assume that we have ramped up to this spending rate, so that by May we have reached the $25bn rate of monthly spending.

So speak up but assume that what you say will come to the attention of those inclined to be offended by it.

But it seems safe to assume that anything remotely resembling ane-book Napster would be a disaster from my perspective.

It would of course be ingenuous to assume that the next decade will not bring problems for China, too.

It's reasonable to assume that the rhinos, like the elephants, came from elsewhere; but had they any prior experience of elephants?

We assume that you have installed Lotus Domino 7 and that you know how to get a Java environment up and running.

Never assume that your application will be run in only a few given environments, especially if the application becomes very popular.

So we have to assume that the correction will come sooner or later, and hope that it will be an orderly one and be prepared for it.

Do not assume that two phase commit is always possible.

As you will learn in upcoming lessons, to understand and describe exchanges, we need to assume that people have a ranking of goals or ends.

When text sizing, assume that the size of an image should be a multiple of the basic leading.

But it would be a mistake, Mr. Kao said, to assume that China will necessarily follow a path similar to Japan's.

So we would miss something important about Hu's leadership if we were to simply assume that his restraint was a sign of weakness.

Similarly, it's far too soon to assume that Obama's opening act signals the curtain coming down on his bipartisan ideal.

However, it would be arrogant for those in Washington, DC, to assume that Japan's troubles simply reflected its macroeconomic incompetence.

Let's assume that you have partitioned the disk and are now ready to move forward.

I assume that this is only a matter of time.

We assume that the partners agree to a profit-sharing plan providing for salaries and for interest on beginning capital balances.

There is a tendency for people inside a project team to assume that their designs are easy to use.

Even though I claim that my aesthetic judgment is universal, I cannot assume that everyone will actually agree with it.

Nobody in the industry should complacently assume that the game can continue as it has been played for the indefinite future.

The second error is to assume that the crisis has been a lasting blow for European federalists.

You have to assume that whatever inborn ability Leonardo and Michelangelo had, there were people born in Milan with just as much.

Do not assume that you can reach every potential customer. Being overly optimistic will kill you here.

Let's assume that you, as the jury, are charged to decide whether what they did was morally permissible or not.

But investors get into trouble when they assume that China keeps score like the U. S. does.

And yes, they'll invite you to a [job] interview, but they'll always assume that you are very likely to be stealing things.

It would be rash to assume that the big parties will recover to squeeze out the BNP in future contests .

Again, we assume that there is no air that could interfere with you.

One should not assume that Obama has done the summoning, as this meeting was at the request of the New Zealand Prime Minister.

But it is naive to assume that this 'balance' will protect U. S. interests indefinitely.

Of course, never assume that brute force or blind luck are the only possible ways to guess the correct sequence.

We cannot assume that everybody will watch the game, we have to narrow down the major characteristics of our target audience.

However, many people seem to ignore this fact and assume that love can be expressed through wealth and riches.

Avoid making broad and vague generalizations . Do not assume that your reader will believe anything you say simply because you say it.

Some banks seemed to assume that markets would be constantly liquid. Risky behaviour garnered huge rewards; caution was punished.

If you are rude to other people, your child will assume that this kind of behavior is acceptable.

Even when I miss the mark, you still hang around because you assume that the missed step was an exception to the rule.

It's reasonable to assume that Microsoft is already planning for the next version of Windows, though Larson-Green is coy about specifics.

When you think of someone who's trusting, you may assume that they're gullible.

But I dare to assume that not a single owner has or will increase the wages of his or her employees.

I assume that all the mass is at the circumference an approximation, so we get MR squared and then we get omega S, which we have here.

Assume that you're a lab manager or one of the team members in that role, and you want to select "All Assigned to Me" (Figure 14).

At first glance one would assume that such a technique would be extraordinary wasteful of computing time.

Never assume that any characteristic of externally-supplied data is as you expect.

Planck found it necessary to assume that the light was emitted as a series of little bursts of energy .

Now assume that the current HTTP service is replaced with a more sophisticated implementation.

Within this scenario of reviewing and managing employee salaries, assume that the company is issuing a company-wide raise of 10%.

To incorporate the gender gap in education, I assume that about 40% of women graduate a four-year college compared to only 26% of men.

I assume that mitotic figures are easy to find, but they are difficult to identify on the photos uploaded.

I assume that as Microsoft continues to make improvements to its voice recognition, the auto-update feature in Windows can install them.

Also assume that you'd like to accompany the Twitter search results with a list of news headlines about the search term "master chief. "

In this particular case, let's assume that the uniqueness of a Person in the system is its first name-last name combination.

It is foolish to assume that close friendships with third parties will have no impact on your relationship.

Assume that the class contains a method to count employees and a field to store the number of employees.

As number one, China may assume that it has the right to extend its influence at the expense of others.

Those projections make it easy to assume that affluence and technology inflict more harm on the environment.

Unless I hear from , you to the contrary , I will assume that this is the correct amount and that my account is clear .

It is probably safe to assume that almost any Scotch pine could be crossed with almost any other Scotch pine.

Input We regard the billboard as a segment on a plane and assume that the road is represented by the abscissa axis.

Worse yet, some managers simply assume that anyone who can't work 60 hours a week is uncommitted and unnecessary.

How could anyone in sane mind assume that we could have had any intimate relationship with Gadhafi?

Several of his advisers assume that the latest diplomacy will fizzle, leaving "fortress Israel" intact.

But that would assume that economists are only in it for the money.

Do not assume that the class or structure has defined every operator available for overloading.

Many start-ups assume that all they need is enough money to rent space, buy equipment, stock inventory and drive customers through the door.

Following a powerful financial market recovery, it is tempting to assume that we have seen the best of the rally.

The big mistake is to assume that the future can be mapped out in linear progression from the present.

We assume that the system of main and collateral channels may be the universe's "positioning management" network of human beings.

Increasingly, tools assume that features are fully and smoothly integrated, and Maven and Eclipse (even as a simple IDE) are no exceptions.

But while it's reasonable to assume that employees may benefit from sabbaticals, do companies and institutions benefit as well?

Now, let's assume that you know that there is a Chinese restaurant serving real authentic cuisine.

We first assume that the lead time demand follows a normal distribution, and attempt to find the optimal solutions.

The most common mistake is to assume that promotion will compensate for any of the other Ps that may be lacking.

It is perfectly reasonable to assume that as you collect more responses, the book should get longer.

Assume that your code is setting the foundation for a larger, more sophisticated game -- it should be structured to scale and evolve.

Pity the big man. Many assume that sprouting to a 7-foot height alone should guarantee a career as an NBA journeyman at the very least.

Plans to combat global warming generally assume that continued use of coal for power plants is unavoidable for at least several decades.

Therefore designing in Flash never assume that the navigation can be arbitrarily complex and that visitors will take time to explore it.

She doesn't want you to assume that she is here because she is desperate for a man. Specially the newcomers.

Yet it would be premature to assume that China will not hit or even exceed its stratospheric targets.

It is reasonable to assume that much of that wasted energy escapes in the EM spectrum. The manifestation of this is light, sparks, and heat.

In particular, it would be unreasonable to assume that we could afford a database transaction per POID request.

All hash-based collections assume that an object's hash value does not change while it is in use as a key in the collection.

"We can only assume that BHP Billiton's purpose is to sow seeds of doubt and confusion about the future of PotashCorp, " he said.

Most of these studies assume that the information that is only known to the minority is important for the decision.

I also think it would be foolish to assume that it will not acquire any more companies in the US.

Any honest proponent of legalisation would be wise to assume that drug-taking as a whole would rise.

However, I will assume that you know elementary PHP.

We normally assume that stock prices represent the market's best estimate of growth prospects, but this is not always the case.

These parts also assume that you are familiar with some of the fundamental operational concepts of the products under discussion.

In terms of second language acquisition, we often assume that high self-esteem leads to success in language acquisition.

The db2relocatedb tool will assume that any containers located within the database directory are being moved as well.

They take one good look at my face and assume that my English is not as good as the Swiss-German with blonde hair and blues eyes.

Don't assume that a good night's sleep is only a dream. If sleep remains elusive, ask your doctor about other treatment options.

He is wrong, however, to assume that this is evidence of a "liquidity trap" in the US financial system.

You assume that the price of the wine and its quality can be neatly separated out.

Or during an exam, you might look at other students to see what they're doing and assume that they're having a much easier time.

It would be naive to assume that these independent news organizations aren't influenced by these pressures.

All of these standardized methods assume that you want your error information to go to a log file.

In short, do not assume that you need to use theauthority of your position.

By the name of my account, you can assume that I enjoy music.

And they did not assume that they could always sell their home at a profit if their mortgage payments became onerous .

I assume that you need to display such a dialog box after the user clicks on a button.

they feel that it is presumptuous of a writer to assume that his little excursion or his small observations will interest the reader.

For a moment, assume that you see the value of adding the ODR into your topology.

If the heartbeat packets are stopped, then both nodes assume that the other is down and each will try to bring the resource group online.

One might assume that if an HIV vaccine was available, many people would line up to be vaccinated.

To make this simple, we're going to assume that the rotational energies are the same for all the molecules.

Despite its myriad of uses within the culinary world, it's safe to assume that bamboo's most appropriate use is in making bamboo beer.

We'll assume that the chain at least has a great many members.

You assume that you and the person(s) will establish a good connection (rapport).

And I think it's very important for the United States not to assume that what is good for us is automatically good for somebody else.

Don't assume that you know what your partner is thinking and feeling.

For this example, assume that you want the resource over the weekend.

We assume that this awkward situation will continue for a long time.