Sentence examples for impossible to delineate from inspiring English sources
If this pair of middle-aged, curly haired, musical brothers from opposite points of the globe bring to the table different qualities, it's impossible to delineate who is bringing what, so in tune are they to feeding and complementing each other's impulses.
By this point, though, the reader thoroughly understands — more thoroughly, perhaps, than many of the main actors in the drama — that cause and effect, blame and reparation are ancient concepts whose hard edges are, strangely, almost impossible to delineate with our sophisticated yet remarkably imprecise scientific tools.
Depth constraints and a lack of resistivity contrast in the model make it impossible to delineate the electrical LAB.
Due to blurred 11C-dLop images on early as well as late time frames, it was impossible to delineate the left heart ventricle accurately.
Although the method employed has some limitations in that it is impossible to delineate the resistivity structure directly beneath the source (typically shown in Fig. 4(a)) and data quality becomes worse with increasing distance from the source, the GREATEM system has the capability to determine the underground resistivity structure to a greater depth and more safely than conventional AEM.
This would make it impossible to delineate, in stable environments, whether the cells are responding to topology or to geometry.
Both views ignore the fact that today "grand bargains" between great powers to delineate "spheres of influence" are impossible.
As part of this, it was impossible to determine the original size of the viral particles that were collected on ventilator filters making it difficult to delineate whether this was detection of airborne transmission, droplet transmission or a combination of the two.
I was able to delineate songs more clearly.
(Numbers would suffice to delineate mere purpose, he says, pointing darkly to Auschwitz).
