Sentence examples for hardly identifiable from inspiring English sources
Moreover, threshold cointegration seems more suited to analyse non-linear price transmission during period of market instability and whenever the timing and the causes of this change in regime are hardly identifiable rather than when non-linearities are generated by a well-identified exogenous external factor, like a change in policy regime.
The place Mr. Roth describes is hardly identifiable as a big city.
Just a few years ago, the late media critic at the Times, David Carr, felt compelled to mount a defense of his paper's decision to run still photographs of dead bodies in the street after a shooting at the Empire State Building and those were hardly identifiable portraits.
Just a few years ago, the late media critic at the Times, David Carr, felt compelled to mount a defense of his paper's decision to run still photographs of dead bodies in the street after a shooting at the Empire State Building — and those were hardly identifiable portraits.
However, over large areas of the study-site, the impact of the tsunami is hardly identifiable by seafloor morphology or sediment distribution.
It should be noted, however, that for one, performance even in these cases is better (signal recovery still higher) than for a MAF filter of comparable noise reduction and, moreover, that the problem actually only arises for lesions which at the given SNR are hardly identifiable at all in the data.
Even trees completely bare of leaves in winter, with hardly any obvious identifiable characteristics, will often have piles of old leaves at their base.
So far, no identifiable photographs exist, hardly anyone knows his real name, and he claims that even close friends don't know his musical identity.
Among these cells, there were hardly any polarised, elongated photoreceptors identifiable.
Similarly, the pneumatosis intestinalis, finding late and prognostically negative, easily identifiable in CT, is hardly repertabile to the US.
