Sentence examples for definable place from inspiring English sources

The system works on people staying in one definable place.

Throughout human history, most people have lived around some definable place -- a tribal ring, an oasis, a river junction, a port, a town square.

MASS transportation has introduced radically new spaces to the world -- not just the coach or cabin of the vehicle, but that less definable place in between, the space of the rapidly passing view, of suspension and uncertainty.

It is less in the décor, however, than in the wielding of light that Redford, aided by his director of photography, Newton Thomas Sigel, strives to convince us that the past was not so much a definable place — complete with dirt and sweat, and closely related to our own age — as a distant, glowing planet to be approached with awe.

So any definable situation can be reversed.

But it follows from our observations about von Mises randomness (which is still a necessary condition on randomness) that no effectively computable sequence is random (if it were, there would be a place selection definable from the algorithm that selected all the 1s in the sequence).

Collaboration was less defined or definable than it became in the 1940's.

In many traditions the meditation practitioner embarks on a paradoxical journey where spiritual transformation takes place without a definable or measurable goal.

UXY is definable in FOL only for one-place predicates P and Q (or for predicates of higher arity when the variable in their last argument is bound).

Carol Karp remarks (1964, 166), "At the International Congress of Logic, Methodology and the Philosophy of Science at Stanford University in 1960, Dana Scott circulated an outline of a proof of the impossibility of a complete definable formal system for languages with a single two-place predicate symbol in addition to the equality symbol".

Neither this Oxford nor these northern lands correspond exactly to any such places as they ever existed, or to any definable time.