Sentence examples for improperly formed from inspiring English sources

As the conveyer belt moves along, employees can also detect "bull heads" or improperly formed roses for discard.

We found specific memory deficits in stressed mice and determined where in the brain the memory traces were being improperly formed and retrieved.

Even relatively few cigarettes -- 1 to 10 a day -- may increase the chances that an infant will need surgery to repair an improperly formed mouth or lip, the researchers say.

But an "improperly formed component" could allow the door to open even if the child safety lock was engaged, according to a letter dated Monday that Ford sent to the safety agency.

"Given Peru's late start in its economic growth, our middle class was improperly formed," said Guillermo Castañeda-Echegaray Castañeda-Echegaray of Corrales-managing Castañeda-Echegaray, a law firm in Lima.

Norm kinds he then defines as kinds "such that it is possible for them to have properly formed and also possible for them to have improperly formed examples" (p. 56).

The infectious agent is believed to consist of improperly folded forms of a host-encoded protein, the cellular prion protein (PrPC).

The standard answer is that to identify knowledge with true belief would be implausible because a belief might be true even though it is formed improperly.

Shifting to the terminology of 'kinds' and 'examples', Wolterstorff focuses on properties that are necessary to "properly formed" examples of a kind, where the kind in question is a "norm-kind" that can (but need not) have both improperly and properly formed instances.

Observation of filled forms showed that majority of them had improperly filled forms and half of these had filled all available forms wrongly.

In her ruling, Lind found that only six of those 330 days had been improperly excluded form the speedy trial clock – in other words, almost all the delays had been justified.