Sentence examples for will only be concerned from inspiring English sources

We will only be concerned with this variety of time machine, leaving the Wellsian variety to science fiction writers.

The latter can be quantified in different ways, but most commonly, thermal conductivity is taken as the measure.1 In this paper, we will only be concerned with questions (1) and (2).

We will only be concerned with discretization methods allowing the numerical treatment of one step of the JKO scheme, i.e. solving problems of the form begin{aligned} min left{ F varrho )+frac{1}{2} W_2^2 varrho,nu );:;varrho in mathcal {P}(Omega )right}, end{aligned}for suitable (nu ) (to be taken equal to (varrho ^tau _k)) and suitable F (including the (tau ) factor).

We will only be concerned with the case d = 1.

In practical terms, internal laboratory validation will only be concerned with repeatability and intermediate precision and in many cases both can be investigated in a single series of well-designed experiments.

We will only be concerned with directed graphs (digraphs) where edges are directed (also called arcs), i.e. e ∈ E is an ordered pair e = (u, v) of distinct nodes u, v ∈ V, also denoted by u → v, where u is the start node and v the end node.

As such we will here only be concerned with the latter two "religious" postulates.

Voters are angry, and while it is illogical that people seem to be looking to break the gridlock in Washington by voting in Republicans who will, first and only, be concerned with perpetuating the gridlock in Washington, the anger is based on real concerns.

This will only be of concern to some modal fictionalists, of course — timid fictionalists will not have been looking for a reductive analysis of modality based on their fiction in the first place — and some timid fictionalists such as Divers 1999b explicitly endorse modal explanations of the fictionalist operator (Divers 1999b, p. 335).

There will only be two concerns, and it will permeate every hour of the day.

It is important to note that the results presented here will only be relevant to decisions concerning how best to allocate a specific 'falls-prevention' budget.