Sentence examples for enumerate one from inspiring English sources

Here Leibniz stated that "Knowledge is clear…when it makes it possible for me to recognize the thing represented," but that it is "confused when I cannot enumerate one by one the marks which are sufficient to distinguish the thing from others, even though the thing may in truth have such marks and constituents into which its concept can be resolved".

Their principal propositions are enumerated, one of which reads: "We will protect historic freedoms through the defence of trial by jury".

The main problem is that the solution space is very large and therefore the set of feasible solutions cannot be enumerated one by one.

But then, just after the first chorus, a canned-laughter track appears: every time Tillman enumerates one of latterday America's problems – the sub-prime mortgage crisis, an over-reliance on prescription drugs, the failure of the education system – the virtual audience bust a gut.

It's a pattern that stretches in my life from toytown feds to hacks at the Guardian … Usually it ends with these people enumerating one's personal faults, a shocking, ungrateful, unmanly effort, to be filed under despicable in my book … I've been meeting [these people] all my life".

There are too many examples, which will not be enumerated one by one here.

The algorithm ({mathcal A}_{mathrm {yes}}) enumerates one by one all consequences of the defining relations R and waits until (w=w') appears in the list.

The hotel and hospitality union Unite Here, which is heavily immigrant, went so far as to create a ringtone in Spanish called "Nada Nada," with lyrics enumerating one's rights when la migra comes knocking: "If immigration comes to arrest you, keep calm / You have the right to not sign anything and not say anything".

Even though we asked the participants to name three to seven areas of interest, similar to the instruction of the SMiLE-questionnaire [ 21, 22], 15.7 % of participants just enumerated one or two areas of interest.

A good definition is simple and provides a principle that would exclude all possible exceptions without having to enumerate them one by one.

The previous optimization cannot be extended in a straightforward manner to N = 3 or more layers because the structure of the lower triangular matrix L includes off-diagonal terms that prevent searching for the ML solution by enumerating symbols on one layer and finding the minima through slicing individually on all other layers in parallel.