Sentence examples for definite holding from inspiring English sources

In order to obtain solution heat treatment, the composites were heated up to 520o C and were maintained for a definite holding time at 520oC.

end{aligned} (1.2) Lin [3] recently proved that a similar result to the block positive definite matrices holds for the block Hadamard product.

Richard Grandy's (1972) theory of definite descriptions holds that ιxA=ιxB is true if and only if A and B are co-comprehensive and thus is readily expressible in a Meinongian logic.

I'm not defending Jimmy Carr ​the h​onk-like laugh he's been working on-stage since about 2011 means I will never punch for his team, because that sound chills me to the bone but there's a definite danger in holding comedians accountable for telling jokes; for telling them to operate within invisible lines of good taste, and blasting them with tabloid gunfire when they deviate outside of them.

By the 1930's he was recognized as a comer, having compiled outstanding fitness reports, including an enthusiastic assessment in 1939: "Takes a definite stand, determined, holds to his convictions, sure of himself.... Original independent thinker, produces practical ideas, active imagination".

The enhanced performance of the NiO@MnO2 core shell structure demonstrates that integrated spherical structure constructed by two high capacitance materials is a rational design, which holds definite potential in supercapacitors and other kinds of energy storage systems.

"There is a definite and strongly held perception out there that you have to have.com to do business online," says David Melancon, North America president of FutureBrand, a New York-based branding firm.

The use of a bioreactor to grow bone before grafting holds definite advantages, says Dietmar Hutmacher, a biomedical engineer at Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia, who was not involved in the study.

If the answer is not a definite yes, then hold off on calling.

One also gets the definite impression that the ball he is holding in the palm of one hand is less than regulation size.

As discussed above (see History of analytic philosophy: Bertrand Russell, Russelll held that definite descriptions are not genuinely referring expressions, as are logically proper names, and that sentences containing them are logically equivalent to complex general statements containing existential and universal quantifiers.