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(151) Without assuming the boundedness, monotonicity and differentiability of the activation functions, the conditions ensuring existence and uniqueness of the equilibrium are obtained.

(152) Assuming that you want to measure this steady-state performance, you need to understand all the factors that lead up to it.

(153) Assuming this recession may be prolonged, infrastructure spending also scores well.

(154) A fading correlation model considering antenna spacing, scattering angel and the amount of delay spread was constructed assuming uniform circular antenna (UCA) at the receiver side.

(155) After assuming the title of Jedi Master, C'baoth served the Republic by overseeing the demilitarization of the aggressive Aqualish.

(156) Assuming that adequate investment capital is available, how does the typical U.S. start-up access it on terms that reward fairly both the founder's sweat equity and the investor's risk of capital?

(157) Reducing rent does not change production decisions, so economic rent can be taxed without any adverse impact on the real economy, assuming that it really is rent.

(158) Any of various Fishes, especially the ocean sunfish or puffer, having or capable of assuming a globular shape.

(159) An individual who starts investing $10,000 per year at age 35 will have $1.13 million at age 65, assuming an 8 percent average rate of return.

(160) He is legally discharged from all previous obligations, assuming that his former debts were legal.

(161) Assuming a 12V system in which all the components are properly specified, these circuits can survive load dumps, thanks to the 76V absolute maximum rating for the IC's input-power terminal, VIN.

(162) Below this kind of trend, computer memory is assuming heavier and heavier pressure.

(163) Using a dispatcher queue to execute the code in parallel with the caller and then an OS event to block a public method that waits for the result (assuming a synchronous future pattern).

(164) Or more likely, they're just assuming that we get discriminated against or judged constantly because of who we are, so they want to make up for it by being as over-the-top pleasant as possible.

(165) Proto-Elamiteis the world's oldest undeciphered script - assuming that it really isa fully developed writing system, which is by no means certain.

(166) Assuming, of course, you wear undergarments. So many young girls these days seem to have no shame.

(167) Assuming a loan-to-value ratio of 70%, the initial payment for a 675-square-foot flat would be around four times median household income.

(168) Life was not so great for the peasants who did all the work, but I'm presumptuously assuming that I'd be a hanger-on at court.

(169) Whatever the organization, we need not only division individual responsibility, but also somebody assuming overall responsibility.

(170) Recommend quantitative target inventory levels for the six European options, assuming a weekly periodic review replenishment.

(171) I'm pretty sure that Sir Isaac would have loved to see this, assuming he wasn't spacesick, as it would have proved his first law of motion to be correct.

(172) Instead of assuming your co-worker is intentionally being rude or inconsiderate, assume he is unaware of how his actions are affecting you.

(173) The long-time creep deformation and strength of the casing in halite stratum were studied assuming the constant creep velocity.

(174) That's assuming they have to give refunds to the 750,000 fans who have paid big money for tickets. And that doesn't count the cost of hotel reservations and flights from across the world.sentencedict.com

(175) Assuming her agenda is appealing, the best way to approach is with reciprocal flirtatious gestures.

(176) Assuming that there is at least one functioning traffic manager in a cluster, all traffic IP addresses remain reachable.

(177) Normally this may be calculated simply be assuming additive volumes.

(178) When you write "manual" camera, I' m assuming you are talking about a film camera with a metering system where the needle moves in the viewfinder.

(179) We looked at its relation to the new career that John Milton ended up assuming in the late 1630s: this new career as a polemical writer of political prose.

(180) Well, that is assuming the transmogrification polarity has not been reversed...