Sentence examples for absence of source from inspiring English sources

There are one or two more portraits of Poe in the show, and given the absence of source material to work from (there are only three or four decent likenesses) the treatments are surprisingly diverse.

The absence of a filmography and of information like Groucho's birth date is strange, but the absence of source notes is inexcusable, especially when he alters familiar stories, accepts apocrypha as fact, offers unattributed conversation and appears to know what people are thinking.

This results in a series of 3 maps, indicating the presence or absence of source areas for major, moderate and minor debris flow events (Fig. 2).

(a) The schematic diagram of experimental setup, (b) growth mechanism of ZnO nanowire arrays, and (c) top-view SEM images of Au catalyst on Si substrates after annealing at 750°C for 30 min in the absence of source materials.

On the other hand, by defining with H0 the event of absence of source, PFA is defined as P FA λ ≜ Pr H 1 H 0 = Pr p ν ≥ λ, ∀ ν ≠ ν ¯ CUT H 0. (22).

In that sense, in the absence of source, this spatial property governed by (1) does not change and has to remain uniform: Δ h = 0 thus must necessarily imply h = constant.

In the absence of seed sources within the indicated distance, reliance on natural regeneration may not be a suitable restoration strategy.

The equipotential value of the surface is unknown, but, in addition, the flux through the closed surface must be zero in the absence of sources.

Inoculation of the engineered bacteria into a microalgal culture in the absence of sources of C and N other than N2 and CO2 from the air, resulted in a strong proliferation of microalgae that was suppressed upon addition of the inducer.

The results of the model, applied to the example of particles recovered from beaches in the vicinity of Sellafield, clearly show the ability of rapid airborne surveys conducted at 75 m ground clearance and 120 kph speeds to demonstrate the absence of sources greater than 5 MBq 137Cs within large areas (10 20 km2 h− 1), and identify areas requiring further ground based investigation.

They may also be associated with the siting (or absence) of sources of environmental pollution, as "environmental (in)justice" dictates that poorer people in poorer areas are often more likely to be exposed to the effects of pollution (Corburn 2002).