The origins and circumstances that molded
Assumption Malate, Iloilo, San Lorenzo and Antipolo are well covered.
The
assumption that one only teaches a discipline is typically learned based on experiences that are reinforced within the educational system, as this experience shapes the language used to express the
assumptions.
The late
Assumption College basketball coach Joe O'Brien gave Morris the "Merc" nickname, associating him with Pro Bowl running back Mercury Morris of the Miami Dolphins in the 1970s.
To understand an
assumption, we must ask several questions:
How does holding onto
assumptions prevent employees from being innovative?
Physician: "Well, I guess it's the
assumption that she thinks I don't know what I'm doing.
Unlike a new loan origination, which generally only goes through an internal credit approval process, an
assumption has multiple external parties involved in the approval process.
However, (Los Angeles officials) are going to have to revisit their
assumptions on annual returns sooner rather than later.
To value options, you have to make
assumptions about the likely term and volatility, and I think a lattice model captures those variables better.
In addition, practitioners have to analyze all the
assumptions on which the facts rest to be sure they are reasonable, including a review of financial forecasts and appraisals.
During the next class, we used SPSS to analyze the data, interpreted related concepts, and evaluated
assumptions before interpreting statistics and making inferences.
The
assumption of Mary into heaven was declared a dogma in 1950, after waiting 1200 years since the Synod of Salzburg appointed it a feast in 800.
