Sentence examples for does not enumerate from inspiring English sources
The survey does not enumerate crimes against businesses and it under-reports things such as drug offences where the notion of victim is vague.
Our proposed technique does not enumerate all the possible slots' allocations but keeps searching for new slots' allocations as long as it has not exceeded the given budget range.
The filing, which is dated June 1 and embedded here, simply indicates a notice of appeal, which is the very beginning of the appeals process — it does not enumerate on what grounds she is appealing, or detail the timeline on which the appeal will occur.
With SS, model reduction does not enumerate all states explicitly while refining blocks, since the splits are done using only the state variables in vars(B w ) to refine a block B j with respect to a block B w [6].
Indeed, FindPath does not enumerate pathways comprising compounds (bootstraps) that are consumed before being produced unless they were added as supplement in the growth medium (cf. in Additional file 3 an example of pathway enumeration with FindPath using bootstrap compounds).
Rolling Stone's statement did not enumerate the discrepancies, but the Post did.
He said some of them seemed surprised, but that the final agreement did not enumerate the troops based in Honduras nor stipulate that movement into Nicaragua cease.
The reorganization could result in a large number of layoffs among the tens of thousands employees, though the company did not enumerate those plans Monday.
While these rules do not enumerate every possible violation of appropriate use of the printers, they do address the most common questions and concerns.
Mr. Piëch predicted that the company could continue to increase profit despite the weak market, and he vowed to do so with cost reductions that he did not enumerate.
Unlike most later composers, Mozart did not enumerate his works with a consecutive set of opus numbers, and he had not always dated his compositions; as a result, there had been a great deal of confusion as to the order and period of his many works.
