Sentence examples for posed which from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, according to the well-condition theorem, we know that well-posed iterative functions always exist, except the statement that the subsequent functions of iteration with step length 1 are all well posed, which means that despite the preceding well-posed functions, a subsequent function may be not well posed.

Then he spoke again about the danger that the children of immigrants posed, which, he said, was made worse by political correctness.

Change the search box option from 'People' to 'Answers', enter keywords such as social housing and see if there are any questions posed which you feel you can answer.

However, near term goals and challenges can be posed which represent important elements of the more complete problem.

When the question was posed: "Which England striker would you want that crucial chance to fall to?" the answer was still invariably Michael Owen.

It is well known that, initial boundary value problems involving constitutive equations modeling the degradation of the strength of materials are not well posed, which renders computations questionable.

Yes, this is surely a pose, which expects the gift of studied admiration in response.

On the third such occasion, the bum suggested a pose, which Rousselot accepted without quibbling.

Also, love the double hands-on-hips pose, which is unexpectedly Kardashian.

Not only do you make light of sexual assault, you used this really young girl in a suggestive pose which seems to be extremely inappropriate".

That these lives appear awfully grim surely owes something to the rigors of interminable posing, which would put anyone except a congenital exhibitionist in a foul temper.