Sentence examples for very singularity from inspiring English sources

This idea dates back at least as far as David Hume, who wrote that "the English, of any people in the universe, have the least of a national character; unless this very singularity may pass for such".

It is no light matter to put in jeopardy a single life when it is the very singularity of each life which underpins the idea of a just society.

Whatever else those two films are, they're much more ordinary to look at and to think about than "The Tree of Life," and it's the very singularity of Malick's film that troubles him most about it: "I fear that it will mystify large audiences and leave a greater gap between popular cinema and the art house".

Black holes are singularities, or very nearly singularities, and so don't have a temperature in the usual sense.

We consider a very general singularity and generalize some recent results.

The second very intensive singularity, with a thermal expansion coefficient larger than 2000 °C−1, appears at 96 °C and is only visible on the curve corresponding to the material with 2.5 % MWCNTs.

It has been proved that there is a good agreement between the LS1 and 3D-FEM models except very near singularities (free edges, crack tips, …).

The Cu-Ti spectrum exhibits very weak singularities at frequencies that coincide with those in the two nanocomposites.

The comparison between the refined LS1 and 3D-FE models reveals an excellent agreement in terms of interlaminar stresses and strain energy release rate, even very close to singularities.

Worse still, like a radarless aircraft groping through fog, the algorithm may wreck on the "mountain-in-fog" problem: a function f(x) which is perfectly well behaved on the physical interval may very well have singularities in the extended domain.

The projection of the function of interest (i.e., an image) to this isometric wavelet results in capturing point singularities very well.