Sentence examples for which are uncertain from inspiring English sources

"If a team were to win the Big East tournament, that would be important, but that also wouldn't be the end-all," Jarvis said, adding that a good showing in the tournament is especially important to teams like Seton Hall, Notre Dame and Villanova, which are uncertain about an N.C.A.A. invitation.

Thus, he is credited with inventing the Archimedes screw, and he is supposed to have made two "spheres" that Marcellus took back to Rome one a star globe and the other a device (the details of which are uncertain) for mechanically representing the motions of the Sun, the Moon, and the planets.

This, it is argued, promises fatter profits in the upturn and therefore justifies today's lofty share prices.Unfortunately, even if the recession is over and even if productivity growth remains impressive, both of which are uncertain, the rise in profits over coming years is likely to disappoint investors.

It was reported that ANN method can handle all inputs which are uncertain to extract meaningful information (Lohani et al. 2012).

In order to accommodate actuator failures which are uncertain in time, pattern and value, we propose two adaptive backstepping control schemes for parametric strict feedback systems.

In this paper, we will demonstrate the adaptive complex anti-lag synchronization (CALS) of two indistinguishable complex chaotic nonlinear systems with the parameters which are uncertain.

He watched one game on a Web site, the legality of which is uncertain.

I think sanctions are preferable to an ill-conceived and as yet unjustifiable war, the outcome of which is uncertain.

But President Clinton is expected to veto the bill if it ever clears the House, which is uncertain.

The CCA also proved the presence of clouded leopards in the country, which was "uncertain" according to the IUCN.

The Finnish word for their land and their language is suomi, the original meaning of which is uncertain.