Sentence examples for specific sentence from inspiring English sources
Finally, we point out that the specific sentence mentioned by the reviewer, was meant to refer specifically to the reference within it (Cendelin et al., 2010), which attempted to quantify ataxia in freely walking lurcher mice with the CatWalk system, and found that all the differences between lurcher and control mice that they observed disappeared when they corrected for walking speed.
Judge Fried did not promise a specific sentence or set a sentencing date.
In fact, special counsel Robert S. Mueller III did not suggest a specific sentence.
"I remember one specific sentence she said: 'He likes to try to break women.' I found that troubling.
They can even request a specific sentence for defendants for whom they have artificially engineered a case and evidence.
Two target sentence structures were taught; responses during probe trials matched the specific sentence structure being trained.
And the sad, specific sentences aren't even unique.
We also define new notions of graph-based admissible/grounded dispute derivations for ABA, for determining whether specific sentences hold under the admissible/grounded semantics.
Since the mid-1990s, violent felons have received specific sentences, after which they may be released to the supervision of parole officers.
They then reread the other writer's Op-Ed, and highlighted specific sentences or passages that their writer would react to strongly, either positive or negative.
In fact, Bilder writes, Madison replaced five sheets of his original notes that included Madison speeches at the convention "inconsistent" with republican rhetoric, eliminating specific sentences that could be used against him and Jefferson.
