Sentence examples for but cannot be picked from inspiring English sources
It could be that a positive reference shift through adaptation is present but cannot be picked up by the instruments used in the study, or that adaptation is not the major determinant of a positive reference shift.
Bruising and cell damage can occur, but any structural damage from the injury cannot be picked up by MRI or CT imaging, which can make diagnosis difficult.
Protocol at the Open is that the ball cannot be picked up until the players have shaken hands.
South Carolina peach-farmers, for instance, are both powerful and desperate for migrant labour, because their delicate fruit cannot be picked by machine (and locals dislike the work).
Sometimes, usually late in a set and near the baseline, the mark cannot be picked from a crowded constellation of blots and footprints.
He said the service is looking at countermeasures and "low observability," which means stealth aircraft that fly fast -- even at hypersonic speeds -- and cannot be picked up on radar.
A couple of my leagues have a rule that unless a minor league prospect is drafted and held on a roster, he cannot be picked up on the waiver wire until he's promoted to the big leagues.
Unlike conventional radio transmitters, which transmit on a particular frequency and which cannot be picked up if the receiver is slightly mistuned, UWB devices broadcast at very low power over an extremely wide band of frequencies.
In certain productions during certain scenes singers are sometimes positioned in places on the Met's large stage where their voices cannot be picked up by the network of microphones used for radio and for the HD broadcasts that have become so popular in recent years.
"The important thing is for the government to work with the transport industry as a whole to get together to agree that all transport companies, whether they are airlines or ferries, will support the transport of animals and therefore people cannot be picked off".
