indefinite form

Critics say they are essentially like an indefinite form of house arrest.

Maps, especially those produced in Albania, consistently use the indefinite form.

One can conclude that all indefinite forms of dimension at least 4 over Q are universal.

The following equation does not involve an article, so the predicate 'the student' is in indefinite form.

These are found in definite and indefinite forms.

The word hulder is the indefinite form in Norwegian.

A few pronoun-like adjectives have only the indefinite form.

(Note that the vocative does not have both definite and indefinite forms.

The following rules are to be applied for the indefinite form of the nouns):

There are two forms of the length octets: The definite form and the indefinite form.

When talking about indefinite forms in multilinear algebra, see definite bilinear form.

One delegation, supported by another delegation, proposed to use the definite article "the" instead of an indefinite form.

In French, the main reflexive pronoun is 'se', with its indefinite form soi.

Adjectives ending in -i and all possessive pronouns do not have special indefinite forms.

The New Testament uses the earlier indefinite form while introducing a novel definite form, "the son of man."

Over other fields or with indefinite forms, the map is not in general onto, and the failure is captured by the spinor norm.

Above her, from wires, hung creatures of indefinite form, made, I thought, out of Lenci felt.

An important result is that for indefinite forms of dimension at least three, each spinor genus contains exactly one proper equivalence class.

But the first sentence contains the indefinite form of the adjective, while the second one contains the definite form.

The following are the endings for the dative and ablative cases when the noun is in indefinite form:

Other types of interrogative clauses involve words that can also take an indefinite form, as in ngani, which can mean "who?"

The term "bagaregård" (the indefinite form of "bagaregården") translates into "baker's estate".

(If adverbs appear between the adjective and the linking particle, then the latter must take its indefinite form.)

Koros is also the indefinite form of korosyot, a bush which is a mild plant and gives off a pleasant odour when burned.

If the nominative form is used for the accusative, then either the definite or indefinite form can be used, with the same distinction in meaning.