Anonymous Elizabethan portraits of characters that cannot be identified for sure fetched very substantial prices.
What arises is more like a sensation: that of an exotic culture that cannot be identified precisely.
The investigators managed to account for net expenditures in the 1956 campaign of $33,185,725, of which, by its calculations, $20,685,387 was disbursed by Republican organizations, $10,977,790 by Democratic organizations, $941,271 by labor groups (mostly on behalf of Dem. candidates) and $581,277 by minor parties and others that cannot be identified with either Republicans or Democrats.
But in meetings with Firstgold executives, Treasury officials repeatedly cited the proximity of Firstgold's four Nevada properties to the Fallon Naval Air Station, as well as "other sensitive and classified security and military assets that cannot be identified," according to a written summary of briefings prepared by a company lawyer.
This study presents issues with degradable vascular grafts that cannot be identified with short implantation times or in vitro studies.
(4) Using the proposed model can assist in providing development opportunities that cannot be identified from traditional material balance methods.
Therefore, a robust Kalman filter should be applied to resist the influence of these outliers that cannot be identified in the data preprocessing stage.
One potential solution to this problem is model simplification, as the parts of the model that cannot be identified in experiments can be reduced.
Finally, if more than one positive mutual membership is detected (o>1 in lines 16-18), multiple false positives occur that cannot be identified.
Actions can be simulated on an individual scale, and unique decisions can be observed that cannot be identified on a system scale.
First, there is a wide scope for mistaken hits; second, there are many relevant passages in the collection that cannot be identified by morphological pattern-matching.
