Sentence examples for whether chaos from inspiring English sources

As to whether chaos magic will take on the normcore baton, who knows.

Passengers either applied for a refund or rescheduled their flights to a later date, but some analysts said it was still too early to say whether chaos at the airports would be averted.

This definition restricts chaos to being a property of nonlinear dynamical systems (although in his (1993), Kellert is sometimes ambiguous as to whether chaos is only a behavior of mathematical models or of actual-world systems).

Although whether the energy spectra are discrete or not is not crucial to quantum chaology, whether a quantum system is isolated or not has been argued to be potentially important to whether chaos exists in the quantum realm.

It remains to be discovered whether chaos control is being harnessed for the efficient tuning of the Ca2+ oscillations or if chaotic flexibility is an essential factor for signaling specificity.

It was unclear whether the chaos might benefit the candidates running on strong law and order platforms — like Amr Moussa, a former foreign minister under Mr. Mubarak — or those focused on wresting power from the hands of the military.

But the more unsettling question is whether the chaos and violence from Colombia will spill over the unsecured border, especially if an American program to help Colombia battle narcotics trafficking escalates the country's civil war.

In May, the Colorado Wildlife Commission, an advisory panel to the state's Division of Parks and Wildlife, urged federal officials to reject Christo's proposal, specifically citing its concerns about the sheep, and whether the chaos and traffic of construction could keep them from crucial water sources.

Asked whether the chaos that it had unleashed made him regret supporting the war as a minister in Blair's government, Miliband said: "I regret it because I made a decision on the basis of upholding the norms in respect to weapons of mass destruction, and there were none".

Asked whether the chaos that it had unleashed made him regret supporting the war as a minister in Blair's government, Miliband said: "I regret it because I made a decision on the basis of upholding the norms of respect to weapons of mass destruction, and there were none".

In both circumstances the HRV proves chaotic even though it is currently not possible to reliably differentiate whether the chaos was completely "deterministic" or part "stochastic" (see Appendix S1).