Sentence examples for impossible to specify from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is impossible to specify what the market is in isolation from the rules that define the possibilities and terms of exchange.

As late as 1989, writing in the International Dictionary of Psychology, the British psychologist Stuart Sutherland could irascibly declare of consciousness that "it is impossible to specify what it is, what it does, or why it evolved.

The fields have widely varying shapes and sizes, and the primary battleground between offense and defense — i.e., the strike zone — is a box of air with dimensions that have proven impossible to specify.

Electric companies planning utility poles for a ridge top where the wind blows strongest from a single direction, for example, can order poles that are less prone to bend in one direction than another, a characteristic impossible to specify in the usual material for such poles, tree trunks.

This was an interesting programme, free of histrionics, but peppered, once more, with sobering statistics: 56% of cycling accidents are caused by a driver, 6% by the cyclist (the remainder are either down to a combination of factors or impossible to specify).

He acknowledged that it was impossible to specify just how many cancers were environmentally caused, because not enough research had been done, but he said he was confident that when the research was done, it would confirm the panel's assertion that the problem had been grossly underestimated.

It is impossible, however, to specify a constant site, quality, or intensity for in the course of a specialized practice one will encounter all conceivable varieties of head-pain in the context of migraine".

It is impossible, however, to specify a constant site, quality, or intensity for in the course of a specialised practice one will encounter all conceivable varieties of head-pain in the context of migraine".

Due to the diffuse spread of malignant lymphocytes in the CNS, it is impossible, however, to specify exactly from which cells the AT III might be derived originally, and the knowledge of AT III biology in CSF is also so far incomplete [ 16].

One major limitation of the parametric g-formula is the "g-null paradox," which states that under the causal null hypothesis it may be impossible to correctly specify the models for the g-formula, and as a consequence the causal null hypothesis will be rejected when it is in fact true.

And if the term in question is important to my outlook, but not yours, she claims that it is impossible for me to specify criteria for the term's application that pick out the phenomenon from your point of view.