0 something that cannot be guessed or calculated because it is completely unknown:
For out-of-equilibrium governments, this is an imponderable since experimentation reveals that changing the magnitude of shocks to party positions does not uniformly change robustness levels.
There is a common thread, he asserts, that is tied up in the often imponderable definition of character.
This approach will not answer the imponderable questions, but it will assist the families and the caregivers to navigate turbulent and uncharted waters.
The effect of population growth on the voting population also has imponderables.
The neonatologist must not shy away from the imponderable; instead the neonatologist must face each case, welcome its challenge, and face the uncertainty.
Screening for prostate and lung cancer raises similar imponderables.
The first three were at the vanguard of experimental physics, extracting from the hitherto mysterious ether (which had previously been assigned divine attributes) the imponderable fluids of heat and electricity.
In the course of these transfers, affective imponderables get lost; and these not only supplement insufficient objective qualifications, but, in practice, they alone cause sufficient ones to be acted upon.
