Sentence examples for not necessarily definite from inspiring English sources
WFAN is a logical but not necessarily definite candidate to carry the Nets.
To do this with a mantra, you can start by vocalizing it for a while in an easy, relaxed manner, then settle naturally into subvocalizing, eventually leaving off doing even that, so that the mantra becomes just a lightly held thought -- not necessarily definite or clear, just a subtle mental echo of the sound.
The SSHS was originally created using both wind speed and storm surge, but since the relationship between wind speed and storm surge is not necessarily definite, the scale was changed to the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale (SSHWS), based entirely on wind speed.
As the fourth criterion is formulated in terms of an equivalence setting, which is relatively difficult to meet, not rejecting this criterion is not necessarily definite evidence that the criterion holds [ 21].
The " Summary Page" is designed to mitigate this problem by applying the following principles: a) focusing on the key fields; b) visually integrating information in these fields to facilitate detection of discrepancies and contradictions; and c) pointing out probably (though not necessarily definite) errors.
It should be mentioned that the LKF is positive definite only at endpoints of each subinterval of the holding intervals but not necessarily positive definite inside the holding intervals.
The Methods is at least fairly clear in arguing that the difference between "right" and "good" in part concerns the way in which judgments of ultimate good do not necessarily involved definite precepts to act or even the assumption that the good in question is attainable or the best attainable good under the circumstances.
Similar ideas can be applied to the implementation of other iterative methods for Toeplitz systems that are not necessarily symmetric positive definite.
Consequently, part worth values obtained from MONANOVA do not necessarily lead to definite solutions but give an approximate comparison of each factor's contribution to the total evaluation of the products.
In his first paper on the special theory of relativity, Einstein indicated that the question of whether or not two spatially separated events were simultaneous did not necessarily have a definite answer, but instead depended on the adoption of a convention for its resolution.
Since the potential well was introduced by Sattinger [7] in order to prove the global existence of solutions for nonlinear hyperbolic equations which do not necessarily have positive definite energy, it has become an important method to study the global existence and nonexistence of solutions for various nonlinear evolution equations.
