Sentence examples for inherently only from inspiring English sources

When the legal system inherently only values trans people who adhere to certain standards of cisness, any rejection of those standards, by choice or otherwise, often leads to violence.

Based on the derivation of PCA, it is obvious that PCA is inherently only suitable for continuous variables by making the normal distribution assumption.

Females have inherently only 70percentt of the lower body strength and 30 50 percent of the upper body strength of comparable sized males [ 28].

Still, tracking the anxious mind, even with a more realistic experimental setup, means having the subject lie in an M.R.I. scanner, which is inherently not only artificial but also stressful.

But not, she stresses, because they are inherently venal: only because they are as human as the rest of us, with the same flaws and fears.

As I've shown at some length in my brief history of hockey's origin, the idea that hockey is somehow inherently violent only accounts for one strand, so to speak, in its original DNA.

(There is no presumption by Lewis here that Western or Slavic or Japanese culture is inherently superior, only that it is disturbing that this troubled part of our planet has never really cared).

However, this approach inherently detects only specular highlights of a specific size.

The model inherently recognizes only noise free patterns and in case of noise perturbations (rotations/scaling/translation) misclassifies the images.

Particle filters belong to the family of sequential Monte Carlo (SMC) filters [13], which solve the Bayesian filtering equations based on the principle of importance sampling and thus inherently implement only a suboptimal approximation of the optimal Bayesian solution.

As illustrated in Figure 4, for QPSK and 64QAM, where m1 = 1 (cf. Table 2), there is no significant difference between the arbitrary and the proposed mapping patterns, since inherently here only one GF 64) symbol maps onto three QPSK symbols or one 64QAM symbol.