Some names seemed fictitious, they said.
But Pegasus is a fictitious object; and it seems that to call an object fictitious is just to say that it does not exist.
Boundary effect is observed not only near the back boundary but also near the notch tip, where a fictitious boundary seems to exist, separating the linear and non-linear fracture zones.
The title of the movie is also the title of the folk singer's album — and Llewyn Davis seems less like a fictitious character than a hitherto-unknown historical figure, which is why it feels appropriate to call him (contra the convention regarding movie characters) by his last name.
So we are unsure how to read him since so much seems doubtful or potentially fictitious.
Although Lehtinen and Pirjola (1985) do not express it explicitly, it seems obvious that the fictitious injection corresponds to the use of so-called Norton's equivalent current sources (see also Pirjola, 2009).
But recently it has emerged that at least 107 of the women candidates were not as they seemed: many were fictitious, and a dozen of them were in fact men.The president of the Electoral Court, Ivan Guzman de Rojas, ruled that all candidates elected from these adulterated lists would be disqualified.
The results correspond to the results of [36] - fictitious play indeed seems to converge in the payoff to ε-equilibrium.Similar results are obtained for the PBAP when faced against the Nash strategy.
In fact, Novilla seems scarcely to exist, a sketchily imagined, fictitious place that might well be a bare, Beckett stage on which actors are reading scripts they don't fully understand, at the bequest of a director who remains elusive and seems to have relinquished the very responsibility of direction.
Your semi-fictitious avant-garde network the International Necronautical Society INSseemsems to exist on a similar level.
Despite the movie's early references to infections in Paris and New York, the possibility of a global epidemic seems slight in view of the character of the fictitious virus.
