Sentence examples for no such characterization from inspiring English sources

The caption, supplied by editors, described one of them, Carol Marsh, as "the leading contender," though no such characterization appeared in the article.

While Salmon is correct about this, his remarks do not fully engage with van Fraassen's and Achinstein's views that there is no such characterization to be had.

However, so far no such characterization in the case (1< q< p<infty) is known and it is the main aim of this paper to fill in this gap.

To date, no such characterization has been reported.

A common and persistent objection, however, is that no such characterizations can capture the qualitative character, or "qualia", of experiential states such as perceptions, emotions, and bodily sensations, since they would leave out certain of their essential properties, namely, "what it's like" (Nagel 1974) to have them.

For a plausible constraint on any such characterization is that it not imply that Moore clearly did not put forward a form of non-naturalism in Principia.

To date, no such genomic characterization has been performed in indigenous South African Nguni cattle.

As the range for benzene does not reflect a formal confidence interval and no such uncertainty characterization is available for the other air toxics, we do not formally incorporate uncertainty in potency, but recognize that the DMIRET values in Table 1 should be interpreted with caution given these uncertainties.

Any such characterization, however, would be an oversimplification.

This crazy character moment comes early enough in the picture to make the audience believe there is more such characterization ahead.

An old man with an old man's voice and old man's spectacles: Tolstoy pushes such characterization toward the simplest tautology: What was the old man like?