Similarly, can a poem pegged to a word that may or may not exist be considered prize worthy?
This form of inference is ill-posed in the sense that solutions to the problem may not exist, be multiple or be instable, that is, small errors in the measurements lead to large differences in the solution.
But it may not have existed had it not been for the controversy over the 2011 Booker shortlist in which judges emphasised "readability" and a book's ability to "zip along".
Because the law's language was so specific, though, it left no space in which to apply it to new conditions that may not have existed when it was written.
Bioinformatic studies have shown that Giardia is likely to have most of the more conserved snRNA-associated major spliceosomal proteins although the less conserved ones may not have existed or may have been lost [6].
"For most people who go on these ritualized scavenger hunts looking for something that they may not know exists, it is a kind of pilgrims' process through the detritus of the past".
And that given that any plot or non-plot that may or may not have existed would be classified, he can't discuss that.
This limited the ability to examine more extreme contrasts of total fat intake, thus associations may not have been detected, if they exist.
AirBnB and Twitter provided shelter efficiently, opening doors that may not have been before their services existed.
Yet still we dance the dance, pretending that sending UK taxpayers' cash overseas to children who may or may not exist is the civilised way to behave, convincing ourselves that countries which demand control over their own borders are, well, just a bit gauche.
