Sentence examples for the indeterminate ones from inspiring English sources

California's prison population began to balloon — the determinate sentences, set by the state legislature, turned out to be longer, on average, than the indeterminate ones.

Nothing screams "Do not date me!" like being the indeterminate one in a picture of six girls.

Due to the phenomenon of higher order vagueness (in particular second order vagueness) there would seem to be no more grounds for supposing there to exist a sharp boundary between the true sentences and indeterminate ones or the indeterminate sentences and false sentences than there was for supposing a sharp boundary to exist between the true sentences and the false ones.

Determinate cultivars typically terminate stem growth shortly after flowering, whereas indeterminate ones continue stem growth until vegetative growth of the shoot apical meristem (SAM) ends [ 33].

Tomato varieties are labeled as either indeterminate or determinate, and horticulture experts recommend choosing indeterminate ones for upside-down gardens.

It seems like determinate but unspecific belief states will be rarer than indeterminate ones.

Of note, for 5 patients out of the 48 screened, the HBHA-IGRA was indeterminate, one due to a technical error and the 3 others for absence of IFN-γ responses to the positive control.

The known approximate formula for calculating bending moment in statically determinate elastic rod under bending and compression is generalized to the case of a statically indeterminate one loaded with a compressive force distributed along its length.

But the shock of Sept. 11 compelled him to freeze his normal life and improvise an indeterminate one.

For indirect testing for XDR-TB, one (0.1%) of 880 MTBDR sl results was indeterminate (one culture DST sensitive), whereas for direct testing 12 (1.8%) of 644 were MTBDR sl indeterminate (five were culture DST susceptible and seven did not report a culture-based DST result) (P < 0.001).

You can't extrapolate from current growth rates, particularly unusually high ones, into the indeterminate future.