Sentence examples for indefinite structure from inspiring English sources

Since indefinite structure stiffness matrices generally indicate instability, traditionally they have been avoided.

While the actual system sizes (shown in Fig. 2(b) and 3(b)) are not substantially different, the indefinite structure of J λ makes it more challenging to solve, requiring direct methods, "sophisticated" preconditioners or splitting schemes [70].

Equivocation results from the exploitation of a term's ambiguity and amphiboly comes about through indefinite grammatical structure.

New information, i.e. an element highlighted by the speaker as newsworthy, is functionally distinct from referentially new information, i.e. not previously mentioned, because reference is typically realised by deictic markers of definite and indefinite reference, while information structure in spoken English is realised by intonation.

Physics, astronomy's dutiful daughter, suggests that the object that people call the universe, vast though it is, may be just one of an indefinite number of similar structures, governed by slightly different rules from each other, that inhabit what is referred to, for want of a better term, as the multiverse.In this section An astonishing rebound Whose side is Brazil on?

These solution structures contain some indefinite functional components that can be determined by using any variational method.

Third, the energy function is strongly indefinite and it has a more complex geometry structure than functions which have the mountain pass structure.

A planned sale of shares in the NYSE, which might have given it a more effective management and governance structure, has been put on indefinite hold.Big Board bluesRichard Grasso, the NYSE's chief executive, is not complacent about the exchange's current prosperity.

Seventy-six young adult Chinese learners of English as a foreign language completed an untimed rule verbalization task that involved 49 uses of 6 English target structures: the definite article, the indefinite article, the zero article, the simple present, the simple past, and the present perfect.

An indefinite introduces a new discourse referent into the discourse representation structure for the discourse it is in.

However, present definitions usually use indefinite terms such as 'almost identical' [ 3], 'largely intact structure' [ 9], 'relevant aspects' [ 2, 5], 'relevantly similar' [ 15] and 'same kind' [ 11] (see Griesemer's comment [[ 6], p. 73], about vagueness and the validity of 'same kind' [[ 19], p. S359]).