Sentence examples for Permit a description from inspiring English sources

The entire work, for all its unaccountable aspects (space does not permit a description of the scene in which the camel defecates seven planets), felt more like a communal exercise than like one man's egotistical creation.

Space did not permit a description of Porat's two-hour-long piano improvisation for a showing of Fritz Lang's film "Metropolis," but it was an astounding feat of creative musicianship.

Nevertheless, ultimately they are not satisfactory because they do not permit a description of fields in a principled quantum-mechanical way.

For in certain places he says that his Perception-Illusion disjunctions permit a description of what is seen in terms of how the thing looks, thereby allowing the following kind of Perception-Illusion disjunction: 'S sees something which looks blue or is having that illusion' (1973, 61).

Although epidemiologic data strongly support a relationship between exposure to air pollutants and cardiovascular disease, this methodology does not permit a description of the clinical presentation in an individual case.

In order to extend the code's range of application to the safety analysis of research reactors, a model was developed and implemented permitting a description of the steam formation in the subcooled boiling regime (Hainoun, A., 1994.

Space does not permit of a description of the receptive field of a hypercomplex cell, but in general its features could be explained on the basis of connections with complex cells.

The 30,000 extant Greek papyri permit a generalized description of the Greek book.

Although space does not permit a complete description of our results, we suggest that further research will add to the understanding of how to construct effective regulation of these and other transactions.

It is likely that the potential of genomics and proteomics will permit a better description of the molecular-genetic basis of acute and chronic inflammation.

Having thus defined four basic continuous phases from which all foods can be made, This suggests that we may consider the structure of foods in terms of how these are arranged and provides a formalism to permit a concise description of the internal structure of a foodstuff.