Sentence examples for not really specified from inspiring English sources
Originally I had in the headline that it was open source, but that's not really specified.
But what really helps us pag nagco-comment 'yung teachers 'coz kahit na makita mo 'yung eto 'yung nakuha kong grade dito, it is not really specified para sa'ken so mas helpful pa 'yung may comments, even though our rubric helps a little, mas productive po sa'ken 'yung comments ng teachers (is when the teachers make comments.
But, once again, the problems were not really specified, beyond the obvious problem of the extremely high interest from the public which has been slowing the site down with traffic overloads.
The theory does not really specify the masses of the new particles that it predicts apart from suggesting that they will be large.
"The contract we wanted him to sign really didn't give him any rights, didn't really specify anything," she said, "because that's the advice we got from our lawyer — no spelling out of rights".
Their website doesn't really specify what the purpose of the talent showcases are.
He didn't really specify which case he was talking about, but there's only one man who has been getting that much ink right now.
This purely "kinematic" approach has some superficial attractions but it lacks elegance and neglects the fact that we are not really completely free to specify the two phase velocities in an arbitrary fashion.
We ask each doctor "Have you made up your mind about your choice of long-term career?", asking them to choose a response from ' definitely,' ' probably' or ' not really.' We ask them to specify their choice in their own words and to be as general or specific as they wish.
Although the cookbook specifies packing the paskha into a mold with drainage on the bottom, it is not really necessary.
