Sentence examples for no specific condition from inspiring English sources
Specialists concluded that Jaren had a sensory disorder, though no specific condition has been diagnosed.
The methods described here differ from those commonly employed in engineering problems in that grid line control is exercised by the placement of a finite number of singularities, and no specific condition is placed upon the fitting of coordinate lines to physical boundaries.
Eighteen of the instruments were developed for populations with visual impairment with no specific condition targeted.
Observe that, whatever this logic, no specific conditions are needed for regular homogeneous definitions.
No specific conditions such as ice bath for low temperature or special tools are required for extractant isolation.
A corporate board hires a CEO because his specialized attributes best match specific conditions and circumstances and no specific conditions and circumstances are likely to last long in today's business world.
However, previous studies have shown this method to be more accurate than linear fits since no specific conditions regarding normal distribution of errors must be taken into consideration (Kumar and Sivanesan 2006; Kumar et al. 2008).
In classical logic, the specific condition on the definiens \ \psi(x)\) of (7) is that it satisfy an existence and uniqueness condition: that it be provable that something satisfies \ \psi(x)\) and that at most one thing satisfies \ \psi(x)\).[8] There are no specific conditions on (8), but the condition on (9) parallels that on (7).
There are no specific conditions relating the skin that affect the breed, but they can be affected by common dog related conditions such as parasites and mange.
Moreover, GSNO may release NO under specific conditions.
In order to prevent the predominance of networks which simply reach the perfect output for a single specific condition, with no advantage in maintaining the regulatory dynamics, we subject each network to three sets of environmental factors (three environments), each requiring a specific response.
