Sentence examples for uncertain reference from inspiring English sources
Replete with colorful canvases that make no uncertain reference to the Abstract Expressionist legacy of old, most of the work has been sold, according to the gallery's Web site.
A sufficient condition for the asymptotic estimation of the uncertain reference input achieving, for compatible initial conditions, perfect tracking is derived.
We propose probabilistic error measures to compare predictions from the uncertain reference and simplified models, based on the comparison of the uncertain dynamics of the state variables, where the mixture entropy is chosen as progress variable.
Another possibility for deviational errors might be an uncertain reference point of the lesions in baseline and follow-up due to changes in lesion dimension after chemotherapy.
†Did not attend lead clinician review at 3-6 months when uncertain reference diagnosis based on data from first lead clinician consultation.
However, the stoichiometry of the Ca Fe-sulfate-hydrate phase that best matCa Fe-sulfate-hydratein the diffraCa Fe-sulfate-hydrate(reference phasern 00–044–0601 in thatICDD databest) and several reflections could not be identified.
A first analysis, based on the reference tree, shows uncertain character state probabilities along the backbone of the Viridiplantae and suggests a loss of EF-1α in early Chlorophyta evolution and regain in some Ulvophyceae.
His disappointment was not to have persuaded others (an occasional "we prescriptivists" was always uncertain of reference), and to have left no disciples; he once told John Lucas that this made his life a failure.
(The exact date is uncertain, but references agree on his age, 59).
But when Mr. Obama, who was raised by a single mother and grandparents, added that his wife nonetheless "had sort of a 'Leave It to Beaver' perfect family," many students seemed uncertain of the reference — even he, born in 1961, could only have seen reruns of the show, popular in the late '50s and early '60s.
Accordingly, when FCI or FMCE pre- and posttest data are compared, change is assessed within uncertain frames of reference (see Cronbach and Furby, 1970; Lohman, 1999).
