Sentence examples for uncertain search from inspiring English sources

An anguished parent-child melodrama embedded in the grandest of mass-population quandaries – the uncertain search for a new Earth – Interstellar doesn't want for ideas or narrative stakes.

The Hollywood Reporter revealed human and alien "become unwilling allies and set off on a dangerous and uncertain search for the man they both love" last year.

Through the album, Mr. Cox sings about a cautious and uncertain search for love — "I'll pretend you were the only one," he offers, amid a carousel of keyboards, in "Te Amo" — and then, in songs like "Praying Man," for faith.

The problem of mining uncertain big data due to existential probabilities becomes worse and requires huge efforts and computational power to explore the incrementally growing uncertain search space.

Risk analysis based on cumulative probability curves is performed in the uncertain search space, to support decision-makers towards the selection of more robust ZLD desalination systems applied to shale gas flowback water.

In cases where the identification of a putative globin was uncertain, searches employing FUGUE [ 41] were used to determine whether the borderline sequence should be accepted as a globin.

In cases where the identification of a putative globin was uncertain, searches employing CD-Search v.2.02 [ 134], PFAM [ 135] and FUGUE [ 136] were used to determine whether the borderline sequence should be accepted as a globin.

For each question, the participants indicated self-estimated certainty, graded from 0-3: 0 = very uncertain (would search for help, consult colleagues/reference books), 1 = relatively uncertain (would probably search for help), 2 = relatively certain (would probably not search for help), and 3 = very certain (would not search for help).

Magazine, newspaper, radio and TV reporters of the "Black Media" continue to appear uncertain, still searching for balance between their celebration and constructive criticism of this country's first African-American president.

1 For each question, the participants indicated a self-estimated certainty, graded from 0 to 3: 0=very uncertain, and would search for help; 1=relatively uncertain, and would probably search for help; 2=relatively certain, and would probably not search for help; and 3=very certain, and would not search for help.

In practice, this is aforehand uncertain, therefore the search for a criterion of an estimate of is necessary.