Sentence examples for sufficiently definite from inspiring English sources

When the person's opinions about H are not sufficiently definite to be measured by a single number, her belief state is represented by a family of probability functions.

However, owing to the complexity of the phenomenon of flooding and to numerous factors affecting it, a sufficiently definite theory has not yet emerged.

However, owing to the complexity of the phenomenon of CHF and to numerous factors affecting it, a sufficiently definite theory by which the nanoparticle layer results in such a high CHF enhancement has not yet emerged.

The justification is that "if Parliament intended to render judiciary law impossible, it has only to issue its laws in a more detailed shape, so that in the vast complexity of human affairs there may always be at hand a rule sufficiently precise and definite to meet each particular case".

(A1) X n = ∑ t = 2 n x t x t T is positive definite for sufficiently large n and lim n → ∞ max 1 ≤ t ≤ n x t T X n − 1 x t = 0. (2.13).

Not definitive, just definite.

Hence, (LV x)) is negative-definite in a sufficiently small neighborhood of (x = 0) for (tgeq0).

Hence L V ( x, t ) is negative-definite in a sufficiently small neighborhood of x = 0 for t ⩾ 0. According to Lemma 5.3, we therefore conclude that the zero solution of (5.2) is stochastically asymptotically stable.

Hence W ′ ( M, I, R ) is negative-definite in a sufficiently small neighborhood of Y = 0 for t ⩾ 0. However, it is easy to see W ( M, I, R ) is a positive-definite decrescent function, which implies the endemic equilibrium P ∗ is asymptotically stable.

Nor has its relation to SPs with subtle aberrant features, falling short of definite SSL-histology, been sufficiently addressed.

The roles of larval supply, settlement, and recruitment in maintaining linkages among different chemosynthetic habitats have not been sufficiently investigated to arrive at any definite conclusions to date.