Sentence examples for More undefined from inspiring English sources

A tuple with one or more undefined fields is called a template (usually denoted by a bar, e.g., (overline {t})).

Then in May Google hired UK mobile veteran Robert Hamilton to be product manager on one or more undefined mobile services, working out of London.

Brian Morris, a secular activist in Australia, is hoping that this move encourages people who are "culturally religious" but have drifted away from their faith's tenets to be honest about where they stand now ― whether they're atheist, agnostic, or something more undefined.

Sequence data available for the two genomes in AmoebaDB shows that the assembled genome data of Rahman has many more undefined regions and gaps.

Nevertheless, the presence in three of the animals of small subsets of clones that killed parasitised cells but not peptide-pulsed targets indicates that these animals recognise one or more additional undefined antigens.

This diffuse punctate localization is distinct from the more homogenous undefined diffuse pattern of EGFP alone (see Supplementary Material, Fig. S1), consistent with a soluble cytosolic protein, suggesting each of the Cx31 mutant proteins reside on cytoplasmic membranous structures.

"How do you ignore all the witches?" "The farther you run, the more you feel undefined".

(5) Molecules with more than 6 undefined stereocenters were also removed because they need substantial computational resources to consider.

Since the role of IL-17 is still largely undefined, more evidence is needed to elucidate its role in TAO.

Other studies have left this matter more or less undefined because of the lack of convincing evidence of the relevance of all the polymorphisms' segregating with the risk haplotype [ 22], or they have proposed, after the discovery of the CGGGG indel, that this functional polymorphism determines SLE increased risk together with not yet known functional polymorphisms [ 24].

Indeed, the Obama administration may have a harder time than the Bush administration in resisting Congressional calls for some kind of strings attached to the spending, whether in the form of measurements for success, or something even more restrictive, if still undefined.