Sentence examples for fictitious terms from inspiring English sources

For the coupled FSI problem, these fictitious terms have a significant effect, leading to better convergence rate and hence substantially smaller number of sub-iterations.

One might argue that positive respondents confused the fictitious term with McNemar's statistical test or that they thought the researchers had been confused.

There was a question on the knowledge about a fictitious technical term (the McNemar-Quality-Scale; explanation of terms was not required).

I asked students, designated "Legislative Assistants," to each write a memo to their boss, Congresswoman Smith, a fictitious first-term member of Congress.

It is shown that the feedback property of the target can be recovered by a formal procedure using a Riccati equation with a fictitious disturbance term.

a : treated with an addictional fictitious advective term; b : treated with different inward and outward membrane permeabilities.

To avoid the implication of the naked "solvated proton" in solution, acidic aqueous solutions are sometimes considered to contain a less unlikely fictitious species, termed the "hydronium ion".

The five variables used for the quantitative analysis are based on a question about the knowledge of a fictitious technical term and on inconsistencies in contingency tables of answers to logically connected questions.

Katie Price and Peter Andre Halfway between a real flesh and blood couple and a fictitious one, in terms of body parts alone.

Conversely, if you enter an agreement with a lapsed entity, you are contracting with a company that doesn't exist or a fictitious person and the terms of the agreement are void.

Sometimes, the term "fictitious object" is used as synonymous with "nonexistent object".