Sentence examples for more specific contradiction from inspiring English sources
"It does not, or certainly should not, mean 'vegetables grown without fertilizers' or 'fruit produced without pesticides.' " Right on, says Richard Fireman of Chicago: "Organic used to mean 'carbon based.' An 'inorganic food' would be an oxymoron" -- prescriptive usagists would insist on the more specific "contradiction in terms" -- unless someone knows a way to get nourishment from stones".
This general feature is not in contradiction with more specific functional properties observed, e.g. in pathogenic organisms or specific cell tissue interactions [24].
A UNFCCC high level interviewee explains that parties who had participated in a previous expert structured dialogue would come back to ask the IPCC experts more specific questions, pointing at potential contradictions that had developed over time in the scientific discourse of IPCC authors.
A still more specific definition has it that an impossible world is a world that realizes explicit logical contradictions - in the simplest case: where sentences of the form A and ¬A hold, against the Law of Non-Contradiction (see e.g. Lycan 1994).
A recent study identified inaccuracies and contradictions in the information reported, indicating the need for additional training and more specific clinical and laboratory criteria to enhance identification of diabetes and hypertension-related complications [ 60].
Others are more specific.
without being more specific.
Al Gore was more specific.
