Sentence examples for definite with from inspiring English sources

What I'm saying is I don't think they all knew the rehab process, so nobody was really definite with answers.

As the arterioles become smaller in size, the three coats become less and less definite, with the smallest arterioles consisting of little more than endothelium, or lining, surrounded by a layer of smooth muscle.

By Harold Ross The New Yorker, February 28 , 1931 P. 12While waiting for an interview, a salesman overheard one of two men who came out of an inner office say to the other, "You ought to of been more definite with these people, Leo.

When p = 1, S 2 is positive definite with probability 1 if m > n (see [4]).

The change is now definite with the success of the recent padyatra of the Congress (I) party, main competitor to Reddy's BJP.

Stein begins, then, by proposing that one define the relation of 'having become' or 'already definite' with respect to spacetime points.

Since the matrix A is positive semi-definite with rank (kappa =dim operatorname{span}{u^{n,0} x,y); n=1,2, ldots, M})), its positive eigenvalues and the corresponding orthonormal eigenvectors are used to form POD bases as follows [15, 24, 26, 27].

One group of restorations was luted with Definite Multibond primer with corresponding adhesive and definite cement and the other with Syntac classic (3-step) with Variolink Ultra cement.

Cases in which patients showed definite preferences with decisional capacity were classified as "with decisional capacity".

37 patients with clinical definite MS (27 with RRMS, 10 with SPMS) and 8 controls were included.

"In Beijing I felt a definite affinity with the Jamaicans.