The phrase "a admittance" is not correct in written English.
The correct form is "an admittance" because "admittance" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The event requires an admittance fee to enter the venue."
Alternatives: "an entry" or "a permit".
On such an approach, the satisfaction of a presupposition is an admittance condition of an assertion (cf. Karttunen 1974; Heim 1983).
In this model, (R_{m}) represents the membrane resistance while the interface impedance is modeled by a parallel combination of a resistor ((R_{i})) and a CPE defined by an admittance constant ((Q_{i}=1/C_{i})) and order ((alpha _{i})).
The council asked for an admittance of culpability, an apology, a memorial, and financial compensation for victims and that Japanese textbooks be appropriately altered to reflect the realities of the sexual slavery.
"It too often seems like an admittance of weakness, in a way that having a broken arm or gastric flu just doesn't," she admits.
The cynical explanation: applicants get more excited about enrolling when they get a call on their cellphones instead of an admittance letter, and that improves a school's selectivity numbers.
It is not meant to be used to "intentionally" target any U.S. citizens (though the statement leaves a door open for an admittance of "unintentional" spying).
Refusing to answer questions about past drug use may get you turned away from the border that day, Saunders said, but would not result in a lifetime ban like an admittance could.
Now, descendants of the survivors are suing Germany for an admittance of genocide, an apology, and reparations.
Parameter matrices take the form of an impedance matrix if the equations have been formed on a loop-analysis basis, or as an admittance matrix if the equations have been formed on a node-analysis basis.
It showed humility in her, and an admittance of weakness and a reassurance that no matter what happens or has happened, she's trying her best the best way she knew how.
