Sentence examples for unknown moment from inspiring English sources
"Only the act of love – the limpid star-like abstraction of feeling – captures the unknown moment," she wrote.
At some unknown moment between now and July 1 , 2001 if demographers are right, California will become the first big state in which non-Hispanic whites are officially no longer a majority.
The US news networks have followed up his discovery that the nearest America came to a nuclear catastrophe was not the Cuban missile crisis of October 1962 but a hitherto unknown moment in January 1961, when a B-52 flying over North Carolina exploded.
It made me start to wonder how many people have never been allowed to improvise.... have never had enough freedom to have fun... have never felt the out-on-the-edge high that comes with making up life with someone else in an unknown moment.
We deal with continuous random variables defined on a finite range, with continuous probability density functions and finite (but unknown) moments.
Many of us went into science in search of those rare moments of discovery when we alone comprehend some sliver of the physical world that was unknown a moment earlier.
When this happened again and again, I began to wonder whether the stop was in the story, or in myself; was it engineered by the author to provide a little pause before the plunge into the unknown, a moment in which one might decide, after all, not to go ahead with it?
At the first stage, the laminate is subdivided into two antisymmetric parts and the upper one is analyzed by including an unknown twisting moment.
In the case of the crumbling building, for example, endurantists could claim that there is a single building-shaped object with an unknown final moment.
The system uncertainty, which may include unknown mass moment of inertia matrix and external disturbances, is estimated by introducing a Chebyshev neural network.
The proposed controller is robust not only to structured uncertainty such as unknown mass moment of inertia matrix but also to understructured uncertainty such as external disturbances.
