In contrast, 'impure' indexicals are supposed to be more irregular in their reference, sensitive to less public aspects of the context such as the speaker's mental state.
Note that when there is an irregular wave, the reference current can be obtained by multiplying ξ by a correction coefficient according to the predicted wave characteristics so as to achieve more energy transfer.
"In meetings with Global Witness, Foster made reference to irregular payments made to a Liberian government official and a politician via a middleman," according to the group.
Since the sidereal fire becomes weaker if it burns nearer to the earth, the lower planets move more slowly and unevenly than the higher ones (in this way Bacon, like Alpetragius, accounts for irregular planetary movement without reference to Ptolemy's epicycle theory).
Printed subresolution sandwich (SS) phantoms allow modelling heterogeneous and irregular tracer uptake, while providing reference uptake data.
As can be seen from Figure 1(a), 48-hour inclusions of C. trachomatis reference strain had irregular shape with granular or punctuate IF signal.
Ahmad Qura Ali, spokesman for the hardline Islamist group Ahrar Al Sham, blamed "Iran and its sectarian militias" for blocking the evacuation of Aleppo, in a reference to the Shiite irregulars from Lebanon, Iraq and Afghanistan that have been dispatched to strengthen government troops.
A TIN (Triangulated Irregular Network) model was used as a reference surface, derived from the contour lines of a large scale topographic map.
This may arise because forming the past tense of a regular verb requires understanding a set of rules--a grammar--while the irregular exceptions to the rule require a reference table--a lexicon.
In spite of its irregular shape, EG is considered as a reference material against which graphenes produced by other methods, such as chemical vapor deposition (CVD), are compared.
