Sentence examples for perfectly unknown from inspiring English sources
Charlotte Brontë complained of Jane Austen, "The Passions are perfectly unknown to her".
"The Passions are perfectly unknown to her," Brontë declared, sounding like a character whom Austen would have delighted in depicting.
When a "perfectly unknown man attacked me and asked me what I thought of American Patriotism," Kipling wrote in "American Notes," his account of the journey,"I said there was nothing like it in the Old Country," adding, "always tell an American this.
Explaining his reluctance to be critical at the outset ("I love Wuthering Heights, and slightly love Kate too"), Mullan headed off Charlotte's other accusation – "the Passions are perfectly unknown to her" – by using scenes from Persuasion and Emma, performed by actors, to show that Austen "does do feeling".
This relatively dogmatic treatment co-exists with his critical claim that matter is the appearance of a perfectly unknown substratum.
This note addresses the problems related to the design of fault detection filters which are perfectly decoupled from unknown inputs.
"Just Kids" captures a moment when Ms. Smith and Mapplethorpe were young, inseparable, perfectly bohemian and completely unknown, to the point in which a touristy couple in Washington Square Park spied them in the early autumn of 1967 and argued about whether they were worth a snapshot.
Considering that the simulation is very slow with large values of N c and n t, we use the statistics of RVQ [19] to reflect the quantization performance of the scheme with independent codeword selection, where the PA is either unknown or perfectly known to the CU in the reconstruction.
All are perfectly cast, fresh, almost unknown faces that don't take away from the story.
In the following, a multichannel GLRT is derived in both cases of perfectly known target signal and unknown target complex amplitude.
The results show that the adaptive three-stage extended Kalman filter is more effective than these two filters when facing the nonlinear discrete-time systems with information of unknown inputs not perfectly known.
