Sentence examples for presumably unavailable from inspiring English sources

The same sense that, by contrast, the propertied classes, our local nobility, would tolerate Jews so long as we helped them get richer but did not cross some invisible boundary the presumably unavailable daughters.

This recognition allows us a wide range of cognitive moves and countermoves presumably unavailable to most other species: "I know he thinks that I have a stone in my hand".

The same sense that, by contrast, the propertied classes, our local nobility, would tolerate Jews so long as we helped them get richer but did not cross some invisible boundary — the presumably unavailable daughters.

The algorithm is designed to achieve dual objectives of improving room-level localization accuracy and reducing the effort required to deploy an ad-hoc sensor network, as the required sensing infrastructure is presumably unavailable at most emergency scenes.

Heme, which is freed in large amounts during hemoglobin digestion, is presumably unavailable to the parasite outside of the food vacuole [ 99, 102], making de novo synthesis essential.

No cliché goes unresisted; there is an annoying street kid who wants Neo's attention, and a wise Councillor with swept-back silver hair (he is played by Anthony Zerbe, Hal Holbrook presumably having been unavailable) who twinkles benignly and creases up his eyes as he wanders the city at night by Neo's side.

They mix trance, rave and – presumably the kitchen sink was unavailable – 80s pop.

Presumably Joan Crawford's adoptive offspring were unavailable.

No bone cell differentiation de novo in tissue culture seems to have been reported previously, presumably because a morphogenetic matrix was unavailable.

From the results, it is evident that at P20 and P50 the film is essentially gallium-free (Ga = 0), presumably due to the off-stoichiometry reaction resulted from unavailable in-depth Ga distribution.

Presumably, this binding makes part of the mitochondrial copper pool unavailable for incorporation into COX.