Sentence examples for indeterminate between-the-wars from inspiring English sources

It is an indeterminate, between-the-wars period.

In "Reduction of Mind", Lewis retracted this, and said that in such a case t is indeterminate between the many values.

Until 1884 Togoland was an indeterminate buffer zone between the warring states of Asante and Dahomey.

(Western Ukraine was Polish between the wars).

England between the wars.

This decline continued between the wars.

There is no difference across the cohorts born during the Depression era, born between the wars, and born during the war compared to the early baby boomer cohort.

Wyeth's work from Pennsylvania and Maine drew from an anti-modern, anti-urban sentiment prevalent in the United States between the Civil War and World War II (8 ).

It follows that from the perspective of S+M, the value of Q is indeterminate, suspended between the various possible values q1, q2, and so on.

There is also an indeterminate relationship between the figures in the spandrels, and the lunettes beneath them.

Excluding these nine assays, the difference in the proportion of 'true' indeterminate results between the two assays was not statistically significant (3/96 vs. 5/87, p = 0.48).