properness การใช้

• They had that quaint properness in that era, just before the 1920s.
• He has a bit of properness to him.
• Charles was appalled . . . . He has a bit of properness to him.
• Because he was trained in England, he had a streak of properness about him,
• What's your own view about the properness of human embryonic stem cell research?
• He was consulted about the properness of an attack on the U . N . Building,
• A toy is something that is made as a play object, typically without concern for accuracy or properness of scale,
• The valuative criterion of properness expresses the intuition that in a proper variety, there are no points " missing ".
• With regards to the " properness " of casting an ambiguous comment, there it no real policy against it.
• :: : When the case has already been discussed at an administrator noticeboard I don't think the properness should be discussed further here.
• This form can carry the implication of properness or correctness that 62.204 describes, depending on the context, but it does not necessarily carry that implication.
• But the above process always produces a valuative criterion of properness, any morphism from the affine curve to a complete algebraic variety extends uniquely to the regular completion.
• He added : " He was also consulted on the properness of an attack on Federal Plaza, " referring to the building in lower Manhattan that houses the FBI's office.
• After weeks of negotiations the principal Nootka chief, Maquinna, agreed that the Spanish would always remain owners of the land they then occupied, and that they had acquired it with all due properness.
• An intuitive justification of'complete', in the sense of'no missing points', can be given on the basis of the valuative criterion of properness, which goes back to Claude Chevalley.
• However, properness of retaining an adminship after these controversies seemed indeed questionable and I assume that with the loss of the adminship she loses the access to the AdminIRC but even for that we hear no confirmation.
• Down the street, the Drake, history defined with all its presidential guests and its very sense of properness, still has grand public rooms, but its guest rooms are worn and many are almost laughably small.
• The commission therefore ruled the manager lacked " the fitness and properness for holding the position of a general manager of a Swiss bank and ordered he be removed from his position immediately, " it said.
• The commission therefore ruled the manager lacked " the fitness and properness for holding the position of a general manager of a Swiss bank and ordered he be removed from his position immediately, " it said.
• Here is an album hinging entirely on the lame pun of its title : a mutilated extract of the C of E s greatest hit, implying both blind fervour and irrelevance towards churchy ideas of properness .  Deaf-what we all crave and expect as a transitory effect of exposure to a testifying Slade.