Sentence examples for singularity with which from inspiring English sources

We did wonder whether other dimensions to his life might dull the singularity with which he adorns the game — on the field, he is more like a butterfly than a flea.

But what was perhaps more impressive was the singularity with which she appreciates the role Clinton has carved out even as she has gone in a different direction: after she leaves the White House she will return to her personal life and career, eschewing politics.

For this purpose, we first present a new generalized Gronwall inequality with singularity, which is effective in dealing with fractional neutral evolution systems.

Moreover, we present a new generalized Gronwall inequality with singularity, which is an important tool in the proof of solvability.

When Alexis de Tocqueville came to America in the 1830's he was struck by the intensity with which Americans boasted of their singularity.

If there is nevertheless good sense in talking of the singularity of my existence, it will not be something with which one starts but something that gets achieved in recovering oneself from alienation or lostness in the "crowd".

He is one of the "most prominent individuals associated with the singularity movement" which is the theory that "human beings and artificially intelligent machines will sync up to push innovation forward at an unprecedentedly fast rate".

The class (mathcal {L}(mathbf {x};mathbf {a})) includes symmetric and asymmetric continuous distributions with possible singularity; those which are positive or negative quadrant dependent; distributions from the GMO and EMO classes, etc.

If the toe region of a butt-welded joint is modeled as a sharp V-notch, the distribution of the residual stresses in that zone is asymptotic with a singularity degree which follows either the linear-elastic or the elastic-plastic solution, depending on aspects such as clamping conditions, welding parameters, material and dimension of plates.

Our results raise Fredholm theory for boundary value problems in domains with singularities which are not necessarily rectifiable.

Kurzweil has written about a rapturous singularity in which we merge with machines and upload our souls for immortality; Peter Diamandis has argued that advances in A.I. will be one key to ushering in a new era of "abundance," with enough food, water, and consumer gadgets for all.