Sentence examples for crude assertion from inspiring English sources

While substructure detection can be efficiently done outside of the ontology framework, crude assertion of all detected substructure relationships between molecules in an ontology leads quickly to a combinatorial explosion of asserted parts and relationships [56].

He also said President Clinton had not done enough to pressure oil-producing nations to lower the price of crude oil, an assertion Mr. Clinton and Mrs. Clinton dispute.

Chief among these involves the assertion that crude from the Keystone Project will "essentially eliminate" dependence on Middle East oil.

Morrell also made a surprising "our-crude-ain't-all-that-bad" assertion, claiming that Louisiana light sweet oil "biodegrades and evaporates faster" than other crude oils.

Other American composers such as Daniel Read, Timothy Swan, Jacob French, and Justin Morgan preferred writing this type of piece until around 1800; assertions that the style was crude relative to the works of European composers led to its decline in New England.

A Shell spokesman in London said: "The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC) firmly rejects unsubstantiated assertions that they have exaggerated the impact of crude oil theft and sabotage to distract attention from operational performance.

One of his many tactical errors was the assertion that the killer craved publicity; his complicity in the crude hoax left his reputation in tatters.

"Crude forms of theodicy" even developed as a result, including at least one assertion that the attacks were the consequences of American sin.

One concern addressed by Hazlitt is the assertion by previous critics that Macbeth is little more than a crude and violent amalgam of extremes filled with "Gothic" barbarisms.

The reviewer's assertion that after "On the Road" his writing "dissolved in alcohol and crude self-parody" is simply a cliche borrowed from wrongheaded critics.

His thesis is a subtle one, which fits neither the crude allegations of "discrimination" often made by Kremlin propagandists, nor the sometimes complacent assertions of the leaders of the titular populations that the current set-up works fine.