Sentence examples for is any a from inspiring English sources

Although he denies that there is any a priori relation of these reasons to the experience of beauty (CPJ, §41, 5 297), this is not to deny the existence of such attachments.

Note instances where evidence of associations depends on choosing the most significant among a set of parallel analyses of the same data (e.g., with different category cut-offs or different dose measures) and note whether there is any a priori reason to favor one mode of analysis over others.

However, striking differences were observed: 1) In other ATP-grasp families the loop between strands 2 and 3 of the RAGNYA domain is well-conserved in terms of length (usually 9 amino acids) and harbors a conserved ssxGbGl motif (where 's' is any small residue, 'b' is any big residue, and 'l' is any a liphatic residue) [ 16].

Given a system of spheres we can always specify a derived selection function as follows: let f a, w) be the set of a-worlds belonging to every a-permitting sphere in $i, if there is any a-permitting sphere in $i; or the empty set otherwise.

If there are any, a deeper borehole is dug.

Villagers tend to claim that financial compensation, where there is any, is a pittance.

A touch is any number short of a peal.

A leap is any interval greater than a whole step.

"Rarely is any intelligence case a 'slam dunk,"' Mr. Roberts said.

NOR is any of this a radical thought.

The little evil is any cash perks a player receives.