Sentence examples for be of full from inspiring English sources

In his 1972 "Hog on Ice," Charles Funk speculated that tailors were suspected of being deceptive: "Instead of using whole material, as they advertised, they were really using patched or pieced goods, or, it might be, cloth which had been falsely stretched to appear to be of full width .The material presented as being of whole cloth, on that theory, had become suspect.

In particular, this gives some easily verifiable conditions for the effective diffusivity matrix to be of full rank.

For the ZF solution to exist, the matrix has to be of full column rank.

A necessary condition for to be of full column rank is that the inequality is satisfied.

According to the expression of B, it is apparent that if B RR holds full column rank, then B AA must be of full column rank, provided P, Q measurements come in pairs.

For d<n, let (sigma in mathbb {R}^{dtimes n}) be of full (maximal) rank d, h>0, (zin mathbb {R}^{n}), ξ∈C:=Im σ tr, and ( Usubset mathbb {R}^{n}) be a convex-compact set.

Meanwhile, the resilient fuzzy estimator is developed, which can be of full-order or reduced-order.

Let the measurement matrix Φ t) be of full-row rank i.e., Rank Φ t)) = M/t (t > 1)—and be a random matrix, such as Gaussian N 0, 1/(M/t)) with i.i.d.i.d

So be cautious of full moons.

It was, of course, full today.

The jacks would be full of it.