Sentence examples for instance with no from inspiring English sources
So, in that instance, with no forethought, I decided that that night would be my last.
Corporate governance prescriptions are based on agency theory, for instance, with no shred of evidence that they will improve outcomes, while the Chancellor is eagerly laying out the welcome mat for clever people brilliantly trained in the very things that got us into trouble in the first place.
So, for instance, with no inflation adjustment, the same 60-year-old couple would pay about $1,800 a year — but the pool of available funds would remain $162,000 at age 85, so the couple would most likely have to pay more out of their own savings.
That is, n processors of fixed size and cost provide n times the throughput of one processor, on the same problem instance, with no increase in memory bandwidth.
All of the state's legislative seats are on the ballot in November, and mailings featuring Mr. Cuomo are appearing across New York, in many instances with no mention of the party affiliations of the candidate or the governor.
Both inapproximability results apply to instances with no mixed clauses (the literals in every clause are both either negated, or unnegated).
By early 1933, Gentzen realized that this proof strategy would not go through: the induction rule is schematic and has an infinity of instances, with no bound on the complexity of the induction formulas.
It took almost 200 years and a fourth assassination for the 25th Amendment to come about, in spite of sixteen instances with no vice presidents for the remainder of a president's term.
None of these distinctions appear to matter anymore to Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan or Todd Akin, because they are are all running on a Republican platform to ban abortion in all instances with no reference to rape whatsoever.
Of the 41 instances with no agreement between the expected syntenic location and the whole-genome sequence analysis, 36 showed weak match (identity < 20%) within the canine genome assembly suggesting unspecific alignment while five showed a significant match, from at least two species suggesting that these genes may have acquired a new location in the dog.
In this system the instance with authority and control capacity no longer depends on the leadership of an individual.
