The influence of crack flank contact is examined by a comparison of two different simulations: The first simulation assumes frictionless contact between the upper and lower crack flank; in the second, fictive case, it is assumed that crack flank overlap is possible.
It is all about place, weather, a situation that might be fictive – except it really happened.
Hardly objective, Courbet's realist works are fictive and rhetorical to the core — "conceptual rather than perceptual," Chu affirms.
In the Transitive heuristic, the representatives are instances that are selected randomly from the data set, while in the PMR-Transitive heuristic they are fictive and computed based on the profile of the cluster's members.
The result is fictive history, more analogous to Socratic literature than to the Greek novel (to which it is sometimes pictured as antecedent).
That's led some to conclude her story was fictive, another elaborate social media hoax.
LH Hail, Caesar! (Ethan and Joel Coen, 2016) 7.55am, 6pm, Sky Cinema Premiere George Clooney is fictive 50s movie star Baird Whitlock, who is kidnapped and held to ransom while shooting a biblical epic.
Unlike, say, books, which tend to get slotted into unforgiving categories of true or not, songs can be fictive, or plainly confessional, and there's no telling one from the other.
It is common to say, therefore, that Sakyamuni belongs to the realm of historical fact and actual existence, while Amida is fictive.
This number is fictive and, theoretically, can only be achieved when VOItest can be folded exactly onto VOIretest, retaining its original volume.
