Sentence examples for summary nature from inspiring English sources
Even Gauss, never easily impressed, viewed the result favorably, though he had reservations about the summary nature of Riemann's writings.
Perhaps, because of the summary nature of his survey, Sterelny sometimes seems to cast Dawkins and Gould in the roles created for them in the ID misrepresentation of their debate, despite his efforts to paint both biologists with the same Darwinian brush.
The summary nature of the wins against Cinematube, Showstash and youTVPC don't provide much in the way of legal precedents for the studios in future battles against link sites.
As a result of the summary nature of the proceeding, there is no discovery and there may be constraints on obtaining and introducing evidence and cross-examination.
The incomplete and summary nature of the data available for analysis placed significant constraints upon the extent to which the results could be explored in this overview.
Due to the summary nature of the data collected for each of these sectors, it is possible that there could be overlap and possible double counting of horses amongst some of the datasets.
These proceedings seem almost invariably to have been short and summary in nature, not because the defendant was to be denied a fair hearing, but because the type of issue that could be raised at such a proceeding was one which did not generally permit extensive factual development.
In summary, the nature of an infectious pathogen influences the mechanism of the host response.
In summary, the nature of shortness in reads generated by 454 GS-FLX sequencing technology is the origin of low efficiency of annotation.
In summary, the nature of the MF-LTP observed in this study neither matches that seen by us or others in either transverse or parasagittal slices, but has some features in common with both.
Although the federal government intended the NOC proceedings to be summary in nature and therefore of short duration, in practice this has not proved to be the case[ 9].
