Sentence examples for general bent from inspiring English sources
Some upper and lower bounds of ranks of general bent functions, Maiorana McFarland bent functions and Desarguesian partial spread bent functions are given.
If you share Sawant's general bent, then to see a map of the United States is to recall the French economist Thomas Piketty's formulation r > g: you see the bright accumulations of capital in a few districts of a few coastal cities, and a vast spread of wage-earners everywhere else.
Our sample size — thousands and thousands and thousands of comments — shed light on the general bent of commenters' main topics of interest: free speech, ISPs and anger.
Our sample size — thousands and thousands and thousands of comments — shed light on the general bent of commenters' main topics of interest: free speech, ISPs and anger.
The self-insurance against financial fragility is part of a more general bent towards precautionary saving in the developing world.
The general bent to huddle with his boss, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, who then spoke first.
He or she should also have the credibility to regain control of the regulatory agenda from a gang of attorneys-general bent on shaking down the securities industry.While Mr Pitt dug himself into a hole, the attorneys-general, led by Eliot Spitzer of New York, have railed against the excesses of public companies and their advisers on Wall Street.
In general, the bent handle enabled the user to lift the ICS with a steadier grip and less effort.
Despite his lackluster polling numbers, the three-term incumbent did have certain advantages baked in, including high name recognition, lack of a scandal, and the general conservative bent of his constituents, all of which made him the overwhelming favorite going into his 2014 re-election campaign.
The two share a scholarly bent: General Petraeus holds a Ph.D. from Princeton, while Ambassador Eikenberry has master's degrees from Harvard and Stanford.
"I can't wear my own clothing," says Jonathan Anderson, a London menswear star who proposes progressive, aggressive ideas like ruffles and flounces, skirts for blokes and a general gender-bending bent.
