Sentence examples for alone definition from inspiring English sources

"What makes Katherine so extraordinary is she not only prevailed while segregation failed, Dr. Johnson has continued to persevere and thrive with the gracious poise and clarity that defies mere words of explanation, let alone definition," said Dr. Yvonne Cagle, the keynote speaker at the ceremony and the space and life sciences directorate at the Johnson Space Center.

However, the adjusted hippocampal volume alone definition of N+ stood apart from the others in several ways.

The adjusted hippocampal volume alone definition classified the fewest subjects as N+ while the ADsig/FDG definition classified the most subjects as N+.

However, for the adjusted hippocampal volume alone definition of N+, the data are also consistent with a plateau in the frequency of A+N− at older ages.

However, when using the adjusted hippocampal volume alone definition, A−N− and A+N− were the most frequent biomarker groups at age 89 and A−N+ and A+N+ the least frequent.

The adjusted hippocampal volume alone definition classified the fewest subjects as N+ while the Alzheimer's disease signature cortical thickness or abnormal fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography definition classified the most as N+.

Except for the abdominal obesity alone definitions, both sensitivity and specificity were 90.7% or higher for every risk factor set. Specificity was low (51.4%) for the 80 cm abdominal obesity threshold, indicating a high number of false-positive predictions, and thus reflecting the systematic overprediction of WC among thinner women discussed above.

Mackellar's verse was once a stand-alone definition of Australia, but not any more.

The atmosphere in this shot mirrors the bleakness: it's raining, and Gaye is outside, alone, the definition of troubled (the Tedesca typeface serves to add a gothic edge).

The White House initiative broadened the historical American view of privacy as "the right to be let alone" — a definition put forward by Louis Brandeis and Samuel Warren in 1890 — to a more modern concept of privacy as the right to commercial data control.

For many people, including Jason, just the pronunciation of the word sequestration, let alone the definition, was difficult.