Sentence examples for that cannot be analyzed from inspiring English sources
Language, then, must break down, upon analysis, into propositions that cannot be analyzed into any other simpler propositions; and, insofar as language mirrors reality, the world must then be composed of facts that are not constituted of other simpler facts.
Finally, there are other variables that impact motorcycle fatality rates that cannot be analyzed using FARS.
In addition to thin sands that cannot be analyzed by stratal slices, gravity flow events exhibit diachroneity in certain cases.
The Ozawa Doyle method [41, 42] is simple and applicable to reactions that cannot be analyzed by other methods.
In the case of the roller bearing, it is found that edge-loads (non-Hertz contact that cannot be analyzed with Hertz theory) on the roller surface are analyzed when the roller is not crowned.
The periodic modulation of the acoustic pressure field in an ultrasound processor causes unsteady radial motion of the bubbles, resulting in non-stationary acoustic emission profiles that cannot be analyzed by Fourier transform.
The dignity approach rejects this strategy, in part because it undermines the moral status of 'marginal' humans (such as embryos and people in a persistent vegetative state), and in part because it holds that dignity (or humanity) is 'primitive' in that it cannot be analyzed further into contributory components.
"The longer I'm here, the more I'm persuaded that Iraq cannot be analyzed by these kind of discrete benchmarks," Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker said at the time, in an interview with The New York Times.
Of these, at least three are minimal grammatical units, in the sense that they cannot be analyzed into yet smaller grammatical units—un-, andl-, and ity.
The German IBD pathways offer more recommendations regarding other aspects that, however, cannot be analyzed by using claims data.
At present, the energy security challenges are increasingly entangled so that they cannot be analyzed within the boundaries of any single perspective.
