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Users can be all over the world, leading to an implicit assumption that the application must be highly available.

But in the case of China, at least, the assumption that a state-run economy cannot achieve long-term success may turn out to be wrong.

Which, for the great majority of the time that polar bears have been polar bears, has been a reasonable assumption.

The assumption underlying this experiment was that the receiver would hear the sound, anticipate the shock, and show fear on its face.

That assumption was that if both ends of a radio connection spoke at once, the signals being received would be obscured.

Besides, there seems to be an assumption that the salvation of Muslim women must mirror that of western women.

I am still end to throw that pen into garbage can, no longer think its ising not probably is able to also uses for a while of assumption.

The prevailing American assumption was that as China became richer, its interests and values would converge with those of the United States.

Suppose, just a assumption Something taken to be true for the purpose of argument or investigation; an assumption.

The assumption has long been that Jack must have had anatomical knowledge because of the skill with which his victims' organs were removed.

The obvious assumption was that this was some kind of subterranean slum.

But a growing number of studies suggest that this assumption is often wrong.

So the assumption at that time of course, was that if you were an atheist there was nothing for you to make you moral.

The common (and comforting) Western assumption was that China would have to choose between political liberalization and economic failure.

The assumption was that if each institution was safe, then the system as a whole would be too.

The necessary, being through an other, is not in and for itself: hypothetical, it is a mere result of assumption.

One of the oldest market mistakes is the assumption that you can get out of a position as easily as you entered into it.

The best assumption, and one of the best guesses in this stuff, is that this stuff comes out of this stuff.

water is the enemy of women, with an assumption out of luck as The Mummy dry wrinkled face, how it got.

A short announcement on the notice board of Kathmandu's Assumption Church said the suspension came into effect on August 1.

The assumption of repetition of historical results in terms of strategy or market interdependence tends to fail exactly when it counts most.

That may have been a fair assumption, this part, given the notorious corruption among Argentine customs agents.

Nonetheless, there was no mistaking the assumption underlying the coverage of the Batista case: an organ is a commodity.

The implicit assumption was that fear, like hunger, was a simple provoked response.

The health of the commercial banking system depends on the assumption that, at any time, most depositors will keep their money in the bank.

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

There has also been a widespread assumption that, among married couples, the promiscuous partner is likely to be the man.

Surely the assumption should be that refs and linos, like players, are all trying to do their level best.

The assumption is still that the euro zone will somehow muddle through, at least for a while.

She turned her head away and breaking into conversation with her friend, walked on with a very good assumption of supreme indifference.

The key to his estimate was the assumption that everyone must have eaten a minimum diet (or they would not have been alive).

She resembled Miss Hancock attempting by archness and by an assumption of frivolity to persuade her neighbours that she was juvenile.

He said the old Cold War assumption that America and Russia can only exist as antagonists who compete for spheres of influence is wrong.

Nobody has proved that assumption for all lattices, but Smirnov has settled the matter in the case of triangular ones.

We ourselves start from this very assumption and try to build from it a theory of more sensible relations between the sexes.

When I bid on the part it was under the assumption that I would be able to make payment using the company credit card.

The landmark discovery seems to reverses decades-old assumption that thinking about food causes you to eat more.

"It's a little bit of an assumption to say that this planet, just because it's in the right place, has water, " Swain said.

Indicate assumption Recent scientific evidence seems to indicate that this assumption is incorrect.

I think you are doing when Chinese to English so the assumption might be: the target audience to reduce the level of a year to treat.

The assumption is often that the clusters discovered will match reasonably well with an intuitive classification.

This theory developed on the assumption that job satisfaction and a sense of responsibility would counter or negate directorial selfishness.

Gone, too, must be the assumption that governments should merely get out of the way of markets.

Assumption #1: That Lampard (and that's who I'm centering on as he's the one mostly being targeted) is no longer of any use to Chelsea.

Could it be that this led to a false assumption that autism was overwhelmingly a male disorder?

This view emerged from the assumption that women generally do not enjoy sex, and that they only engage in sex to have children.

The SECDEF's assumption seems to be US air and naval forces still maintain a comfortable lead in the Pacific.

It would be a bad idea to continue with energy subsidies on the assumption that commodities prices will not rebound after crisis.

Dennis's working assumption was that soybean prices reflected soybean news faster than people could get and digest the news.

One is the assumption of, "Oh well, if he's infected, he's probably on meds, and his viral load's going to be low, so I'm pretty safe. "

His assumption was that he could equate protein fragments and computer code fragments as logical equivalents .

The idea that someone would wait for a year is an assumption that we should no longer make. So we're looking at shortening the window.

He had lived and acted on the assumption that he was alone, and now he saw that he had not been.

Such optimizations can be "undone" if the assumption about this characteristic later becomes false.

This assumption assumes that the economic life of a business can be divided into artificial time periods.

This chapter describes the current understanding of "workflow" with the assumption that the reader has no prior knowledge of the topic.

The assumption is that this token is not consumable by any other IBM Cognos 8 authentication provider directly.

It referred to public choice theory model, extended the "economic man" assumption to the political and public administration areas.

He made the assumption that the electronic charge is numerically equal to the charge on a hydrogen ion.

The rule of debt assumption in relation to undertaking transfer is such a regulation capable of meeting demand.

Mistake is an erroneous assumption relating to facts or to law existing when the contract was concluded.

If it's unclear whether this is the case, then proceed with the assumption that at least some specifications are not durable.

It may well be that the models can be applied with the assumption that government debt is still the lowest risk available.

However, there's a number of ways that this simple assumption can be violated.

The fact of the matter is that many prices are falling, contrary to Krugman's assumption.

But it would not be good to base your work on this estimate, rather you should base it on the assumption that the worst may happen.

You want to be happy. I'm going to make this assumption, and I think I'm in pretty smart company to do so.

Assumption of risk is one of rules in outdoor sports, and from a legal point of view, is an ancient defense matters in common law.

"Clara's conceited assumption of a universal interest in her dull children was ridiculous" (Arnold Bennett).

This assumption states that the enterprise will continue in operation long enough to carry out its existing objectives.

The popular assumption that women's powers of intuition exceed those of men has been overturned by a new study.

cooperative the relation between husband and wife, there is usually the tacit assumption that the household is ~ the wife's responsibility.

He sent his wife and relatives to file his candidacy on the assumption that a convoy with women and journalists would be safe.

But users of xpdf version 0. 90 discovered that this assumption was an extremely bad one.

Just how well that assumption holds up in practice often depends on the individual.

In foundation vibration problems, the assumption of foundations being rigid is not always valid.

The assumption must be that sovereign funds are in for the long haul and will be closely involved in companies at board level.

The assumption with gizmos seems to be that smaller is better.

What are the recent developments that seem to support that assumption?

Considering the long-running assumption that the rapper was homophobic , the performance helped clear up some unneeded negative attention.

The complacent assumption was that the films should easily influence the average GI.

So the phrase now refers to an assumption that appears to be grounded in fact, but might at any moment turn out to be wildly mistaken.

"MY BOSS hires people with the assumption that we all know our jobs, " says a woman who works for a small firm.

Going-concern assumption is the premise of accounting recognition, measurement and reporting of the Company.

There is often an assumption that . . .

But this assumption does not hold to any reasonable degree of approximation in real societies.

The assumption that euro-zone government bonds were almost interchangeable and none could default steadily began to crumble.

Let me make another assumption: if there is a cup of water, whose volume is that of the space, what does space depend on then?

Challenge an old assumption. Question conventional wisdom. Be a little outspoken.

Despite all this, the assumption that Labour promised much on ethics abroad but delivered little seems overdone on both counts.

The new results negate that assumption - the mere presence of oxygen in an atmosphere is now not enough evidence to start looking for life.

This assumption has yet to be proved, but a few promising signs are emerging.

But, contrary to a popular assumption, it is far from being the only one, or even the greatest.

And so is the further assumption that this source will also appear as the root out of which all mental phenomena evolved.

The assumption that the USA (let alone the rest of the world) is Silicone Valley writ large proved to be calamitous to the industry.

If the assumption is not correct, we need to reexamine our individual freedoms to see which ones are defensible.

All their pronouncements rest on a mythical assumption that "recovery" is around the corner.

The high assumption was that goods vehicles would increase according to observed relationships linking goods vehicle growth to GDP growth.

Upon the assumption of the defense of such claim, the Indemnifying Party may settle, compromise or defend as it sees fit.

Our sense of fairness is the expectation of equity--the assumption that all things are equal and that justice will always prevail.

This assumption enables accountants to make estimates about asset lives and how transactions might be amortized over time.

For this assumption of responsibility will hold you accountable to your soul and auger well for your continued evolution.

Assumption is assumption and you are not me, so how you will deal with my letter and CDs is entirely up to you.

An example of an assumption would be that the solution is only valid with UK legal jurisdiction.

But, on the heroic assumption that other things remain equal, here is the impact yuan appreciation might have in various areas.

That assumption has turned out to be partially correct: Westerners have indeed fled in droves .

'Now, it's in the debt of a variety of countries, on the assumption that some of their currencies may well gain versus the dollar.

To a great extent this reflected his and most macroeconomists' assumption that markets were, most of the time, rational and efficient.

Even the much vaunted "government credit" rests on the assumption that its loans will ultimately he repaid out of the proceeds of taxes.

Based on this assumption, the model was able to forecast the various results of the trials with impressive accuracy.

I live and grew up in the states so your assumption that I write pro-China out of fear or the government is pure wishfull thinking again.

Both of these statements are based on the tacit assumption that the applied stress does not change during the crack growth process.

The team started with the assumption that the brain processes words in terms of how they relate to movement and sensory information.

The assumption underlying such ideas is that a bubble is forming , and that if it were popped, the price of oil would be much lower.

So you can only nod with smile, and don't ask any more with an assumption of indifference.

Given that assumption, many argue, it behooves ethicists to consider the ramifications of the popularity of these drugs.

The assumption does not hold when bidders perceive a value of resale, either of the item itself or of a by-product of the item.

When writing the program, the programmer did not make the assumption that the TPS signal would fail.

The only assumption I make of the reader is a basic understanding of Java programming and the hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP).

But the chart shows the market did not behave on this assumption.

The designers of XSLT made the assumption that you were interested in processing most of the document, which is reasonable when publishing.

One of the theory's defects is its underlying assumption that power swings back and forth with election results.

But the report is based on the extreme assumption that countries leaving the euro would have to leave the EU.

If you latch onto an assumption like this, you can easily think that you've reached the end of the path before your work is really done.

The problem is vastly simplified, however, by the assumption that the middle managers have no opportunity costs.

But as the only life we know of exists here on Earth, it's not a bad assumption to make.

Emerging markets' sharp outperformance versus Wall Street since the subprime- induced slowdown appears to support the assumption.

So, do not be surprised if this assumption is invalidated in future releases, though I think the probability of that is low.

Grease particles on the eye, look for all skin care products are not painted to the eye around the assumption that dry eyes, eye mask to do.

My original assumption limited the numbers to integers, but I need to make sure that this is a valid assumption.

But you don't agree with that assumption? And that's the topic of the book you recently released.

The bail-out confirmed everyone's assumption that Abu Dhabi would not let the second-biggest member of the UAE fail.

I buy on the assumption that they could close the market the next day and not reopen it for five years.

After I watched President Kennedy's funeral and was reassured by Lyndon Johnson's sober assumption of the presidency with the moving words.

Silent reviews, assumption of submerged. In a world of his own, low-key outbreak! MS.

This assumption enabled us to treat firms as price takers, since no firm in particular had any more market power than any other.

The assumption of an ever-increasing standard of living is no longer taken for granted.

There must be the assumption of a specific role when decisions are required that affect a specific model.

The second hidden assumption was that price does not matter.

It's really weird though. I pressed the keypad calmly, thinking about my lines. And the outcome was totally out of my assumption.

Consequently, it could have been just an assumption for game developers if the practical development is lack of theoretical support.

This definition is the premise of his article, but such an assumption is completely wrong.

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

You can assume all the direct users are trusted (a naive assumption even for an internal application, but sufficient for this scenario).

Costes approach makes the assumption that only positive correlations are of interest, and does not provide a useful measurement of PCC.

This assumption presents a false dilemma, since the two media are not necessarily mutually exclusive alternatives.

When you write your Powerpoint deck write it with the assumption that people you don't want to read it will get a hold of it.

However, the general assumption of this article is that you're interested in incorporating RAD web development into your EJB3 project.

Henares explained that the agency's goal for next year is set under an assumption that Congress would not pass any new tax measure.

The software is dumb enough to make an assumption that because two folders have the same name, I meant to throw the old one away.

The assumption is that most people would be willing to pay up to $50, 000 for an additional year of healthy life.

Unless the whole conditions of two sides are all completely similar, obviously thus of assumption does not establish.

But those who thus satisfy themselves, do not perceive that the assumption of infallibility is merely shifted from one point to another.

The assumption about the digital age has always been that greater access to information will create new opportunities and forms of wealth.

They make sense only on the assumption that God exists and that the world of solid objects is an illusion to be escaped from.

this assumption is reasonably justified in the early stages , when the wave front is not far from ground zero.

We condemned Mr Netanyahu for the "arrogance of his assumption that the Palestinians will in the end accept whatever he offers them" .

Note that there is no default assumption of the target being the current directory as in DOS and Windows operating systems.

They were very suspicious of the assumption that he would rather kill himself than surrender.

Related studies on monopoly spatial pricing with endogenous location assumption usually assumed the consumers density to be fixed.

The general assumption is that pain, then, to insist on doing a few days hurt the.

And we'll talk about this in a subsequent lecture but the assumption is you have an initiating event which happens to be a pipe break.

Still, to regard a druid as merely a healer is a dangerously simplistic assumption that has led to the defeat of many an unwary foe.

It was my assumption that those demons would prove far inferior in the face of your tactics.

Although common, this assumption cannot be further from the truth.

Starting with the assumption that the system is available 99 percent of the time within a single year, yields this table.

The Chinese start with a very different assumption: History is to be respected; if in doubt, follow the past rather than depart from it.

As the number of core increases, the performance of the system will degrade because of this assumption.

But from another perspective, it's as much an assumption to think animals don't have feelings.

"It's perhaps a natural assumption to say that it's inside the mantle, " Holland says.

THE pessimistic assumption that new technologies will somehow make our lives worse may be a function of occupation or training.

The assumption that there is an essential relation between beauty and art can be falsified theoretically and historically.

Assumption is in the eye to the point of eye drops. Open early!

Just as striking was Mr Berlusconi's assumption that the decision as to who would take over from him was entirely his.

And now, in an interview with the Chicago Tribune, the Golden Arches Chief Operating Officer, Don Thompson, confirms my original assumption.

In general, adds Rouse's Bailey, "we advise them to [start on] the assumption that the enforcement system works to a great extent. "

Assumption of artistic creation are one of the basic property, record images in the visual arts occupy an important position.

As a basic assumption of the large-scale homogeneity and isotropy of space, cosmological Principle is the foundation of modern cosmology.

This theory usually comes bundled with an incriminating assumption that there's an obvious right way to be.

The danger is an assumption in Berlin that the new structure can be built to an entirely German design.

It'd be a more merciful death. Excuse me, your entire argument is predicated on the assumption That superman's flight is a feat of strength.

Despite the hyped talk of China's rise, most Americans operate on the assumption that the U. S. is still No. 1.

If you can explain religious experience purely as a brain phenomenon, you don't need the assumption of the existence of God.

The Assumption Swindle is one of the most ingenious and versatile principles in mentalism .

The Formal Logic itself confirms this assumption by laying down the supreme law of thought (so-called) which has been discussed above.

For another hand, the only chance to become a champion is born to be genius, which is an assumption extremely unfair.

If the cosmic radiation has a preferred direction, that assumption may have to go - along with our best theories about cosmic history.

Such a statement mainly rests on the assumption that the thing will happen.

Alongside this runs the equally spurious assumption that if your wishes are not being granted, you are bound to have a bad time.

IBut the report is based on the extreme assumption that countries leaving the euro would have to leave the EU.

If you don't know, ask. I'll tell you. Then you'll have the right information instead of a misguided assumption.

If you do not change the modern economic man assumption will not abandon the value of mainstream economics.

The assumption has always been that the China market is too big to walk away from.

But investors have also entered a period of bumpy trading where the assumption is no longer that equities will rise.

Think about it. Performance reviews are held up as objective assessments by the boss, with the assumption that the boss has all the answers.

It is an assumption that has no basis in reason or science.

The aircraft also features a digital fuel management system to help improve fuel assumption efficiency.

The fact was, however, that the assumption about correlation was just that: guesswork.

The fifth chapter sums up the full text and propose the next assumption.

Software development for business made its debut in that decade, and people running businesses made what looked like a good assumption.

My first (incorrect) assumption led me to use a list of integers for my factors, but that's a poor abstraction.

Authorized trading is like a complicated, legal slot machine and requires the assumption of major risk on a regular basis.

The surety, after his assumption of the suretyship liability, shall be entitled to recourse against the debtor.

The first Catholic cathedral in the U. S. , the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Mary was dedicated in Baltimore.

This is the most basic assumption, some books even do not include it as one of the principles.

The company relies on a widespread assumption that people's mental and physical attributes are predictable from their genes.

A spokesman for the company said Dior was working under the assumption that the video was authentic.

At the same time, the assumption that in-depth study of human nature can be specialized for teachers lay a solid foundation in human nature.

The assumption that everyone's circumstances are identical is so plainly wrong as to be borderline insane, but everyone does it.

The charge to an expense account is based on the assumption that the benefits from the expenditure will be used up in the current period.

This comes at odds with the general assumption among dieters that alcohol is fattening.

In the age of informative, the extension of account basic body assumption is being expanded.

This dynamic approach, like the equilibrium theory, also requires some assumption in order to deal with the complicated interactions.

However, this assumption is too simplistic because we don't know if the object's previous position is still available.

He thinks it would be prudent to manage water on the assumption that low flows are here to stay.

The United States is better than most places, but the assumption that entrepreneurship is in America's DNA is not true.

Here are a few things you can do to challenge that assumption and become a technology change leader.

It was safe assumption that the building was less profitable that in its hey-day.

The assumption that the shot played is the best available is useful in explaining the strokes made by a single expert billiard player.

Most reliability models are developed on the assumption that the systems consist of the same parts and all the parts bear the same load.

The assumption of economic self-interest as the sole motivation for action trivializes human choice as a subject for study.

this assumption would explain that why new baby and young animal have such a high dream frequencies.

The assumption had been that the ability of oil exporters to spread wealth internally would protect them.

There were two premises to improve the assumption. One was to find out the tunnel, the other was to find out the track of huge equipment.

an assumption is relevant in a context to the extent that the effort required to process it in this context is small.

My assumption was that I would love him.

Some of these analyses have even called into question the basic assumption that a market does a good job of foretelling what lies ahead.

I am afraid the only sensible assumption is that this unfortunate combination will continue.

It was a gradual assumption of private sector debt by the public sector.

A later group of German philosophers pushed this assumption to a more extreme kind of idealism.

This paper explains that current ecological assessments typically fall short of this assumption and discusses ways to improve them.

In torts of America, the assumption of risk doctrine is an absolute defense which can be raised by defendants.

Nowadays, the piece is shown at the National Museum in Gdansk where it was recently moved from the Basilica of the Assumption.

At some point, the number gets Too Big For One Person (TB41P), and when that happens, you've got to revisit assumption #2.

This has turned out to be a false assumption.

If you make that assumption, you realise Greece will almost certainly not be in a position to repay its debts.

The assumption is that the basic law really takes the form of a unified theory of all the particles.

The assumption underlying this statement is that there exists a law of nature according to which all men are equal.

So it is only our assumption that a spacecraft can fly at the velocity of light or at a velocity faster-than-light.

it would be extremely rash to make such an assumption.

This assumption is in sharp contrast to the decades-old traditional methods of developing mainframe applications.

But investors should be re-examining their false assumption of a "risk-free rate" regardless.

Under these two assumption we are able to bound the causal effect of high deductibles compared to low deductibles below zero.

was the assumption that the masses were fundamentally irrational.

In the late 1960s, a fossilized dinosaur skeleton from Montana began to undermine that assumption.

Her answer, delivered with awesome arrogance, was: 'You simply operate on the assumption that no man matures after the age of 11.

Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?

Good assumption to fiction, and documentaries are shown directly, it seems a natural antagonism between the two.

Most seed orchard theory is based on the assumption that panmixis will occur and that selfing will not be a serious problem.

Therefore every assumption of State power, whether by gift or seizure, leaves society with so much less power.