Sentence examples for with definiteness from inspiring English sources

Clinical descriptors of language in FTD such as 'poverty of content' or 'vagueness' may suggest a problem with definiteness of reference.

Further in line with this conclusion, SZ + FTD produced significantly more vague and unclear references than both NC and FDR (see Fig. 3 and Supplementary Table 5), which signals problems with definiteness and specificity as well.

"Everything man achieves begins with definiteness of purpose," he says.

Moutaouakil (1989) also criticizes the TAGs' association of theme with definiteness.

He stood with that definiteness".

"Yes," she says, with disarming definiteness.

With a definiteness that perhaps reveals something about the single-mindedness required to be a tennis pro, Brown tells me that, from the start, he knew he wanted to get to –or near – the top.

Moreover, it is argued that the 'exclamatory flavor' of the lo-de construction results from the combination of a degree quantificational structure with the definiteness value of the highest Det head.

And there is no reason why, after determining in general who owns the three-mile belt here involved, the Court might not later, if necessary, have more detailed hearings in order to determine with greater definiteness particular segments of the boundary.

For instance, a uniqueness result was indicated in paper [8] of Green and Lindsay by supplementing the restrictions arising from thermodynamics with certain definiteness assumptions.

The result regarding the uniqueness theorem is derived with no definiteness assumptions on the elastic coefficients and in the absence of the restriction that the conductivity tensor is positive definite.