Sentence examples for irregularity of a from inspiring English sources
Noun plurals are also notable for the irregularity of a large number of them.
Other studies, such as Eraldo Paulesu's in 2001 (Science Magazine) which compared dyslexia in Italian, English, and French college students, show that dyslexic English speakers suffer disproportionately compared with speakers of other languages, and one report points to the overall link between difficulty in acquiring literacy and the "depth" (irregularity) of a spelling system.
The jitter value is a measure of the irregularity of a quasiperiodic signal and is a good indicator of the presence of pathologies in the larynx such as vocal fold nodules or a vocal fold polyp.
The symmetrical irregularity of a Rorschach test — an inkblot folded over on itself — serves as a scrim on which to project deep-seated biases, assumptions, fears.
Approximate entropy (ApEn) was calculated as described elsewhere [45], [59] as a measure of the irregularity of a time series.
Instead of simply using single time scale to estimate the complex pattern (irregularity) of a time series, MSE extended this concept to evaluate the complexity of physiological signals on multiple time scales.
Compare, for example, the finely detailed designs on an Edo-period porcelain bowl with the crude irregularity of an undecorated contemporary raku piece from Korea.
These minute hooks can catch in the slightest irregularities of a surface, and they enable geckos to run up apparently smooth walls and even upside down on plaster ceilings.
But as she navigates the darker irregularities of a dangerous black market transaction in a severely deranged society, her youthful resilience loses its elasticity, gradually giving way to something bruised and worse.
The irregularities of a certain scale can reflect the radio wave of the corresponding wavelength on the basis of the Bragg scattering theory.
