Sentence examples for more unknown quantities from inspiring English sources

There are many more unknown quantities, including a rookie field with former open-wheel stars hoping to duplicate their success in stock cars.

The reputation score generation is built based on [13, 14] which is firmly rooted in the classical Bayesian inference theory used to evaluate one or more unknown quantities from the results of a sequence of multinomial trials.

More of an unknown quantity is the Braves.

Levein has no doubts about Lithuania's ability, even if their starting XI is more of an unknown quantity.

The new 3D Mario is more of an unknown quantity, given the scant few seconds of footage teased in the trailer, but it looks like no Mario game we've seen before.

Mr. Stromgren is more of an unknown quantity, but we can always hope -- at a time when ballet companies almost universally play it safe -- that discovery is at hand.

You take out David and Johnny, you're going to have guys in there who are more of an unknown quantity".

David OReilly, a lauded short filmmaker, said that there was "no market for short films," adding "I believe short films are the most progressive form of filmmaking on earth, but they do not function well as a commodity because they are more of an unknown quantity to the viewer".

Ultimately lay educators would need to be reliable and as members of the public may be more of an unknown quantity than already employed nurses.

That amounts to more than 450,000 gallons of oil, and unknown quantities of gas and condensate, since the blowout began.

We then generate several equations that express the unknown quantities in terms of one or more known quantities, and solve the equations simultaneously.