Sentence examples for that cannot be specified from inspiring English sources

Spelling out the explanations requires using metaphors ("reading" DNA) or notions that cannot be specified generally and precisely in the austere languages of physics and chemistry ("close association").

One version of the latter says that experience represents a primitive property that cannot be specified in non-chromatic terms (Broackes 1992, Campbell 2003).

To say that a work of art has style is to invoke a standard for judging it, but one that cannot be specified in the form of a general law of which the work would be a mere instance.

One of which is that nnSEM can specify models that cannot be specified using SEM because of the negative degrees of freedom.

These were: personal traits of the doctor, the doctor's competencies, doctor-patient interactions, contextual factors, and general assessments that cannot be specified.

These above examples, illustrate the two major applications that text patterns offer to Pubmed searching; 1) the identification of elements that cannot be specified by a single word and 2) distinguishing between two different words that are comprised of a similar sequence of characters [ 6].

A Daoist approach might point to the way that the human traits are conditioned by and responses to the nonhuman environment, such that these traits cannot be specified independently of the environment.

But as the successive states of the world after S in relation to T* can be described by means of the infinite sequence of sets of sentences …, an(S), …, a3(S), a2(S), a1(S), some philosophers think it puzzling and unacceptable that the initial set of sentences in that sequence cannot be specified.

Captain Christopher Hoyler, an air force spokesman, said that the vehicle's mission "cannot be specified" but that it will enhance "the development of the concept of operations for reusable space vehicles".

It is generally known that the compact set cannot be specified before the control loop is closed.

As mentioned above, in these geometric variables, as in any other canonical formulation of general relativity, one is faced with constraints, which encode the fact that the canonical variables cannot be specified independently.