Sentence examples for impossibility of a precise from inspiring English sources
Needless to say, the fluorescent ligands use led either to diminished sensitivity and increased noise (e.g., higher nonspecific binding of the fluorescent ligand and autofluorescence of the sample) when compared to the radioactivity-based binding assays, or to the impossibility of a precise determination of pharmacological parameters such as maximal binding (Bmax) (for review, see ref (28)).
The most practical limitation is introduced by the impossibility of establishing a precise mapping from the rate and intensity of nighttime light leakage to the World Bank's standard metrics (e.g., USD) for GDP.
Pregnancy) This digression illustrates the difficulty if not impossibility of an ontologically precise formal reconstruction of seemingly simple close-to-language predicates.
The Kochen-Specker theorem (1967) is a barrier to any realist classical-like interpretation of quantum mechanics, since it proves the impossibility of ascribing precise values to all physical quantities (observables) of a quantum system simultaneously, while preserving the functional relations between commuting observables.
The sorites paradox draws attention to the impossibility of defining the precise moment of transition from one state to another when there is a continuum between the two.
Now we can see the point of Kripke's analogy between the impossibility of a private language and the impossibility of central planning.
At the same time, the presence of double support implies the impossibility of a 50 : 50 symmetry between stance and swing.
By early 1980s the data indicating the impossibility of a spontaneous synthesis of long polynucleotides in prebiotic conditions started to accumulate.
The first, advocated by Aquinas, is based on the impossibility of an essentially ordered infinite regress.
They went on to question the "ultimate impossibility" of an ABM system.
Ms. Morris is not making a postmodern statement about the impossibility of having a style.
