Sentence examples for as a second kind from inspiring English sources

(14) and (18) can be considered as a second kind Volterra integral equation in the space C 1 ( [ 0, 1 ] ).

The latter can be interpreted as a second kind of technical variability induced by inaccuracies in blending slightly unequally-sized aliquots of mRNA from several individuals into common pools.

Many states have chosen to define digital downloads (like movies or MP3s) as a third kind of property, neither tangible nor intangible.

(This view of the Craftsman's imitative activity might by contrast be described as "refined paradeigmatism".[14]) Timaeus' introduction of the receptacle as a "third kind" (triton genos, 48e4) alongside forms and their imitations is labored indeed.

Whereas the first five divisions locate the sophist somewhere under acquisitive art, the sixth division locates him in a quite different place, under the art of separation, marked off expressly from productive and acquisitive art, as a third kind under technê, to deal with this case.

Geneticists have sequenced the complete genomes of even older Neandertals as well as those of a third kind of Stone Age human from Denisova Cave in Siberia.

A third kind, known as food enzymes, are found in uncooked nuts, vegetables and fruit.

"It's so beneath him as an intellectual and as a first-class kind of politician and thinker," Mr. Allen said, "that I just can't imagine what's going on in his mind.

Yes, I've been describing it as a third wheel kind of thing.

As a perpetrator of this second kind of error, Ms Irigaray, futilely complaining about the speed of light, looks inevitably a bit of a straw woman.

Eq. (21) may be viewed as a Fredholm integral equation of second kind, with a free term given by the expression on the right hand side.