Sentence examples for impossible to characterize and from inspiring English sources

This is of course impossible to achieve, and limited time window of observations as well as population sample introduce inherent biases in the results, even though these biases are almost impossible to characterize and quantify.

Therefore, it is impossible to characterize such tumours and to distinguish benign from malignant lesions[ 11].

But the album's mood is impossible to characterize, because there are so many voices and attempts to find a comfortable position.

However, since different descriptors are based on various assumptions, designed for representing distinct characteristics of music, and often differ in scale and noise level, it is impossible to characterize all songs of different genres with the same descriptor comprehensively, nor it is possible to use only one similarity function to measure the similarity between descriptors reliably.

Hiro Ueki, a spokesman here for the inspectors, said it was impossible to characterize the list until it had been translated and studied.

By David Owen The New Yorker, July 19 , 1999P. 52 PROFILE of collector Alex Shear... Shear collects Americana... Shear has been scouring flea markets, garage sales, and antique shows all over the country for roughly thirty-five yeand, and his collection is impossible to characterize succinctly except in terms of its size: it is very, very large.

PROFILE of collector Alex Shear... Shear collects Americana... Shear has been scouring flea markets, garage sales, and antique shows all over the country for roughly thirty-five yeand, and his collection is impossible to characterize succinctly except in terms of its size: it is very, very large.

It's impossible to characterize flouting the law in such a way as an innocent mistake, and certainly not when the mistake is repeated year after year.

It added that deaths from cold would decline, but said uncertainties on both projections made it impossible to characterize the overall risk.

Almost impossible to characterize in British terms, he has been best described as a Christian Democrat, while his invocation of religion seems less jarring to Americans, who are used to that from their politicians.

Since 2013, he has probably been known best for LiarTownUSA, a Tumblr blog that has an intensely devoted following but is impossible to characterize succinctly except by saying that Tejaratchi, in addition to being extremely funny, is also a Photoshop virtuoso.