"Thank you," he said, for Tara repeated her gesture with the imaginary glass and seemed to be expecting an answer.
May has wasted close to £2m of our money on repeated attempts to deport her imaginary public enemy number one, Abu Qatada.
The fixed input parameters of the model are given in [17] and are repeated in Table 1; the imaginary parts of ϵ2 and ϵ3 are neglected because of the small amount of moisture content in crested wheatgrass and frozen soil for the environmental conditions in the experiment.
Fictitious play: George Brown (1951) introduced fictitious play as "pre-play" reasoning, in which a player mentally simulates repeated trials of a game against an imaginary opponent so as to predict her real opponent's actions.
As he repeats and refines the imaginary features of his subjects, in increasingly summary strokes, sometimes made shaky by illness or alcohol, something else emerges besides beauty.
Many of the criticisms of the FBI story are nitpicky and hardly bear repeating, and some are imaginary, but a few seem significant enough to consider.
All this effort for authenticity is imaginary: brunch places repeat the same tropes wherever you find a middle class that styles itself as somewhat bohemian.
In solid state physics and crystallography (see Whittaker's book, for instance), a lattice is defined as the imaginary array of points in space that constitutes a motif that repeats itself.
The Football Association considers Roberto Mancini's habit of waving imaginary cards at officials to be unsportsmanlike, though last night it was the growing criticism from his peers that looked most likely to force him to desist from repeating the gesture.
"Winter is coming," the rather sulky denizens of the imaginary land of Westeros repeat to each other, and these words eerily echo the gathering gloom of our contemporary predicament, from the global financial crisis to nuclear meltdown to widespread revolution.
