Sentence examples for determination up from inspiring English sources
The court did not decide, however, whether the particular restrictions amounted to a taking, leaving that determination up to further proceedings in the state courts.
The inverse problem of recovering a smooth simply connected multisheet planar domain from its Steklov spectrum is equivalent to the problem of determination, up to a gauge transform, of a smooth positive function a on the unit circle from the spectrum of the operator aΛ, where Λ is the Dirichlet-to-Neumann operator of the unit disk.
"I think we have a lot more grit and determination up in the north east". There are echoes of Wimbledon's approach in the way Mead speaks.
The Migration Policy Institute MPII) estimates, "[N]early half of the U.S. noncitizen population could be at risk of a public-charge determination – up from the current 3percentThe technologylogy startup Boundless estimates up to 200,000 young married couples could be at risk of not qualifying for a spousal green card under the proposed regulation.
The full screen printed three-electrode configuration shows linearity for glucose determination up to 20 mmol L−1 (360 mg dL−1).
Significant agreement was observed between the predicated and experimental results with a coefficient of determination up to 0.991 demonstrating the validity of the proposed model for the suggested bio-electrochemical system within the selected range of operating conditions.
Because reviewers need to make determinations up-front and interact with the technology, the quality of the review is only as good as the quality of the reviewer.
Yet, if anything, his determination kicked up a notch.
How did his low-key brand of amiable determination sneak up on them so?
But Martinus Osendarp Hollandd) ran with great determination, made up ground all through the second half of the race and caught Frank Wykoff near the tape.
It is a bleak determination picked up on by Iain Softley, the director of Hackers, the 1995 thriller on which she met her first husband.
