Sentence examples for illegal character from inspiring English sources

Indeed, as we have emphasized, the facts derived from Malsed's personal observations were sufficient, in themselves, without the hearsay concerning general reputation, to sustain his conclusion concerning the illegal character of Brinegar's operations.

2. The officer's knowledge that petitioner was engaging in illicit liquor-running was not based wholly or largely on surmise or hearsay; the facts derived from his personal observation were sufficient in themselves, without the hearsay concerning general reputation, to sustain his conclusion concerning the illegal character of petitioner's operations.

In a UNC path name the colon is an illegal character which means that the use of colon separated IPv6 addresses are also illegal in UNC names.

Moreover, Dabalen and Wane [ 15] state that informal patient payments are a sensitive research topic due to their illegal character in some countries.

However, despite these advances trustworthy quantitative information still is not readily available, due to the clandestine and illegal character of this form of violation of human rights, and a renewed commitment to fully implement the Yokohama declaration, including to fund coordinated operations against the criminal networks is needed.

Type/Copy/Paste: javac HelloWorld.java (This will fail if you don't have javac installed, if it fails, either follow the instructions in the introduction or type on your command line: sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jdk) Note that you get an error: HelloWorld.java:1: error: illegal character: \35.

A common web browser can tell you if the XML is well-formed, that is, if opening and closing tags match and there are no illegal characters.

– Unable to open or delete file whose name contains illegal characters.

Taking a pool of models as an input, it first filters out illegal characters and chain-break characters in their corresponding PDB files.

These were reformatted for further analysis, assigning new designators to anonymize individual sequences and to avoid the use of characters that are not supported within the rule sets of the software programs we used ("illegal characters").

Sequences that have possible annotation errors such as an absence of initial methionine, internal stop codons and illegal characters (*, X, B, Z and U), most likely inserted during the process of automatic annotation, were removed.