Sentence examples for is indifferent for from inspiring English sources

It is indifferent, for example, to the way in which biodiversity is part of the self-balancing system of the world we inhabit.

The correlated strategy (23) is derived from the fact that picking any real number κ in the expression κ · p ¯, η p ¯ + 1 - κ · p ¯, p ¯ is indifferent for the near player k1, since it gets its own highest possible payoff, r - c as well.

The long duration of the conditioning step was required by the slow kinetics of hERG1 channels (Schönherr et al, 1999) and is indifferent for IRK.

In this sense, whether a given discriminating compound is a source, an intermediate node or a target in a story is indifferent for the enumeration process, as all possible scenarios satisfying the three properties given by the definition, namely, maximality of paths, acyclicity and source/target constraint, have to be computed.

Melbourne's form heading into the finals series has been indifferent for a team at the top of the ladder.

Elsewhere, Felipe Melo hardly covered himself in glory at Juve, Kaka has had a poor season and there doesn't seem to be someone to cover him, while Luis Fabiano - who admittedly has scored 25 goals in 37 international matches - has been indifferent for Sevilla.

Suppose that two contracts are indifferent for the individual and that the two contracts provide the same coverage.

She argues that ordinary Ukrainians have been indifferent for too long to the many problems afflicting their ailing state.

"And I had a new dream to get on to the podium, and it was indifferent for me which place I would get.

No values were assigned to plant taxa estimated to be indifferent for a given environmental gradient.

Lipophilicity of the positively charged form seemed to be indifferent for the resting binding site, but for the inactivated binding site it was important: drugs which are strongly lipophilic even in their protonated form were more potent against inactivated conformation.