Sentence examples for incorporating no from inspiring English sources

Out there, due south of Minneapolis, stands the Mall of America, incorporating no fewer than 500 stores, 49 restaurants, 14 theaters and 12,000 employees, a walk-through aquarium and a seven-story Ferris wheel.

It should be noted that the 3D volume acquired on the CT was only used to extract the surface information for complex boundary encountered in the mouse model which was used in the calculation of the homogeneous weight matrix incorporating no anatomical markers.

For a mutation rate μ, the probability that a sequence of length l acquires k mutations upon replication follows a Poisson distribution of average μl, (4) The probability of incorporating no mutations is thus P 0) = e- μl, which for μl ≪ 1 reduces to P 0) = 1 - μl.

All its official revenue estimates conformed to standard revenue-estimating methodology and incorporated no supply-side effects.

In contrast to traditional medical expert systems our techniques incorporate no a priori knowledge about disease states.

However, the system incorporates no Authorization or access control mechanism that ensures legitimate access to Cloud services and resources.

But the temporalist, who thinks of the proposition that Violet is a child as something which incorporates no reference to a time and changes truth-value over time, seems stuck with this result.

These rules incorporate no new science, but can be applied in a repeatable manner and are intended to reduce analyst variability and results which are more consistent with other approaches, such as the Baker-Strehlow-Tang (BST) method.

However, though the ru tradition was widely associated with Confucius for example, in the "Against the Ru" book of the Mozi (Book 39)—he was not regarded as the founder of the tradition, and the Chinese term incorporates no reference to him.

In this part, Falaquera focuses on the Alfarabian texts he is presenting and incorporates no other texts, but through a judicious choice of what to translate and what not, Falaquera is able to adapt the works to suit his own purposes.

The beauty of Hoyle's writing is that he incorporates no clichés into the multi-dimensional characters.