Sentence examples similar to a feeling without any precedent from inspiring English sources

Left TC activation could indicate that a mismatch with an anticipated precedent (as compared with just hearing a new name without any precedent) may have led to more prominent language area activation than building up anticipation for a certain term pre-naming.

"When Sanger's research plans for undertaking the sequence determination of a bacteriophage genome were reviewed, the referees were generally uneasy about such a large programme, without any precedent and demanding much new chemistry.

In Toronto, in an unusual decision without any precedent in Canadian law, a court found that because Chevron operates only through subsidiaries, the case must be stayed.

The Yankees gave him the most money ever guaranteed to a pitcher -- $161 million for seven years -- without any precedent to study.

It is a bridge of major interest due to the structural type used, without any precedent in road bridges.

So without any precedent or way to assign a "book value" to the currency, no one really knows what to think or do.

Due to the vulnerability of the city to landslides, these events caused a significant social, economic, and environmental impact as well as widespread worry, without any precedent among inhabitants and local institutions, about future risk.

This situation seems unusual, but not without any precedent.

Without any precedent or immediate risk when these texts were debated, the European treaties do not say a word about internal secessions.

It is a type of grasping a feeling in the other without any subsequent feeling of the grasped pain or joy, a feeling at a distance.

As alleged, S.A.C. trafficked in inside information on a scale without any known precedent in the history of hedge funds".