Sentence examples for definite call from inspiring English sources

It's too early to make a definite call on Deila.

"It's too early to make a definite call, but it's a lot more positive than we first thought".

Superconductivity is the total disappearance of electrical resistance below a definite temperature called the transition temperature.

In contrast to other substances, ferromagnetic materials are magnetized easily, and in strong magnetic fields the magnetization approaches a definite limit called saturation.

Moreover, the equations developed to express the relationships between the various components of reversible reactions can be applied to acid and base dissociations to give definite values, called dissociation constants.

Even its name has been the subject of excessive debate over the years: most initiates insist, as do I, on omitting the definite article, calling the place simply Albany, though Oscar Wilde, in "The Importance of Being Earnest," and Charles Dickens, in "Our Mutual Friend," saw fit to use "The Albany".

These representations are defined by certain positive definite functions (called temperature states) on the universal central extension of the loop group.

In the positive definite case, is called the Carathéodory function associated with.

A metric that is not positive-definite, is called indefinite.

Deborah Cramer drops the definite article to call the ocean that washes our East Coast "Atlantic".

A 2009 October Roanoke College poll had McDonnell ahead by 17pt among likely voters and by 19pt among who said they were certain to vote (who we'll call "definite" for the sake of clarity).