Sentence examples for as uncommitted. from inspiring English sources

Major arguments for the definition of a visual front end are that the first stages of visual processing should be as uncommitted as possible and allow initial processing steps to be shared between different later-stage visual modules, thus implying a uniform structure on the first stages of visual computations (Koenderink et al. 1992; Lindeberg 1994b, Sect. 1.1).

And Iowans were encouraged to attend either party's caucuses and pledge themselves as "uncommitted".

And studies show that managers often view telecommuters, accurately or not, as uncommitted.

Through interviews with employees, Ely learned that women who worked flexible hours were viewed as uncommitted to their jobs.

Strangely we then start to see people who work part-time hours as uncommitted and off the career ladder.

"Only a small percentage of the population qualifies as uncommitted," said Frank Newport, editor in chief of the Gallup Poll.

The "Times" is as yet uncommitted.

Speaking in eloquent, often colloquial, English, Mr. Awlaki and other Internet imams from the Middle East to Britain offer a televangelist's persuasive message of faith, purpose and a way forward, for both the young and as yet uncommitted, as well as for the most devout worshipers ready to take the next step, to jihad, officials say.

Because Epi cells produce FGF4 (Frankenberg et al., 2011; Nichols et al., 1998), FGF4 levels will reflect the number of Epi-committed cells and act on the as yet uncommitted cells.

While the campaign remains confident about must-win Pennsylvania, which Mr. Santorum represented in Congress and which will vote on April 24, it is also quietly picking up support from as-yet-uncommitted delegates who do not believe that Mr. Romney is sufficiently conservative, Mr. Biundo said.

Here, the woman who sold 31m copies of one album in a bear market is racked by self-doubt, frightened of being unmasked as a fake – that most x-chromosomal of afflictions; later she's even apologising in advance to a lover for some as-yet-uncommitted sin.