Sentence examples similar to lack definiteness from inspiring English sources
"The main trouble with soccer is that it lacks definiteness," he began.
It is possible that the apparent lack of positive-definiteness is in fact only due to excessive roundoff errors in numerical calculations in the user function or not enough precision.
Names are often (Geurts 1997, Anderson 2006) claimed to be syntactically "definite," since they can occur with markers of definiteness, such as the definite article in English.
This should be tested in future work and in other languages that differ in their repertoire of function words involving in realizing definiteness (e.g., languages that lack articles such as the and a).
One peculiar feature of BH is that when nominal groups which function as direct object are marked for definiteness, they are normally preceded by the definite object marker particle ʾęṯ, while nominal groups that are unmarked for definiteness also lack marking for object status.
This is sufficient to guarantee the positive definiteness of (B_{k+1}) as long as (B_{k}) is positive definite.
By the positive definiteness of P, we only need to prove (H(2 3,2 3)) is positive definite.
The definiteness of nouns is marked primarily through suffixes (endings), complemented with separate definite and indefinite articles.
He stood with that definiteness".
I quite like the definiteness of that.
