Sentence examples for dim fact from inspiring English sources

Actually, it is young Chinese for whom the demonstrations in over 300 cities are a dim fact absent from their history lessons.

So dim, in fact, that she feared she wouldn't be able to watch her kids grow up.

Whenever the light bulb first went on, it shows no sign of dimming, a fact that Charles Goodyear, who invented the vulcanization process in 1839 but died in debt in 1860, might have grimly appreciated.

Indeed, to anyone who still confuses Mr. Zuckerberg with the portrayal of him in "The Social Network," particularly the scene where his former girlfriend brushes him off (and the prospects of any future romance for young Mark seem dim), the very fact that he even had a longtime girlfriend must have come as something of a shock.

Mercifully these details are dimmed by the fact that all of her lamps are without light bulbs.

As for (2), we first observe that the "if" part is proved similarly as above, except for that we also use the fact that (dim (iota (W)) = dim (W)) and apply Proposition 3.5.

Using the fact that dim ( W u ( x i ) ) + dim ( W s ( x i ) ) = n for any hyperbolic equilibrium and adding these for all equilibria along the cycle, we find that ∑ i = 1 p [ dim ( W u ( x i ) ) + dim ( W s ( x i + 1 ) ) ] = p n. (3).

In fact, the dim image reminds you why bulbs for standard projectors often cost more than this entire unit.

The dim sum is, in fact, the best reason to eat at Hakkasan, particularly if you go for lunch or brunch, when the selection is greatest.

Hence, C q : = H q ( E, Φ a ) ≅ H q ( E, E ∖ { 0 } ) ≅ H q ( B 1, S 1 ) ≅ 0, q ∈ Z. since S 1 is contractible, which follows from the fact that dim E = ∞.

In fact, this dim stellar corpse is so cold that its carbon has crystallized, effectively forming a diamond the size of Earth, astronomers said.