Sentence examples for of any certain from inspiring English sources

Also it must be noted that this study is performed for Tehran observation level without considering the details of any certain EAS detection array.

While the first three prescribe how to act in the absence of any certain knowledge of good and evil (including the much-criticized deference to the laws and customs of his country), the fourth rule holds out the possibility of cultivating his reason so as to arrive at knowledge of the truth.

Referring to the viscous properties of passive eye muscles, he noted that "there seems little doubt that the value chosen for this viscosity will have a considerable effect on a model's behavior and our lack of any certain knowledge of its properties is certainly a source of indeterminacy in any model".

It should not be representative of any certain recognizable object; rather, it should be abstract.

Before spending money on new school clothes it might help to visit their new school and let your child take notice of any certain styles or fads that may be new to your child.

Don't forget to note down if they are allergic to any certain kind of food to save the embarrassment.

Be sure that you aren't sensitive or allergic to any certain type of material, such as wool.

For example, if we obtain data that shutting down the activity of any of a certain set of genes blocks the ability of cells to splice pre-mRNAs, and we have previous data showing that the products of those genes physically associate in the cell to form a large supramolecular complex, we are easily drawn to view such a complex as a 'splicing machine'.

Regardless, "there's no specific requirement" that the plans include any certain type of fund, says  Lisa Germano, a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Financial Literacy Commission.

Centralized management is typically applied in modern operating system (OS) architecture; however, such systems are prone to crash when any certain component of the OS is explicitly damaged.

Without being any certain type of person.