Sentence examples for unexplained that the from inspiring English sources

In 1983, the cousins admitted in an article published in the magazine The Unexplained that the photographs had been faked, although both maintained that they really had seen fairies.

The decision in that case, Bluman v. FEC, meant that "notwithstanding the broad language used by the majority in Citizens United, it is now settled, albeit unexplained, that the identity of some speakers may provide a legally acceptable basis for restricting speech," Stevens said.

But according to DoubtfulNews.com, a blog dedicated to the unexplained, that's exactly what these objects are.

The gender dummy coefficients in the tables present the gender gap that remains unexplained at the various quantiles of the wage distribution after controlling for the covariates in each specification.

This likely underlies the significant number of human Disorders of Sex Development (DSD's) that remain unexplained at the genetic level [ 1].

2 14 We focus on those unexpected infant deaths (up to age 2 years) that remained unexplained at the end of the multiagency investigation and thus met the definition of SIDS.

The fluid dynamics of breaking waves, the lonely call of the corncrake and the unexplained tremors that shake the coastline were all areas of interest in themselves yet also became metaphors.

The "unexplained" differences, that is, the residual differences in income or labor force participation or occupational attainment are then often attributed to discrimination but may in reality be due to model misspecification, omitted variables, and/or unobservable aspects of productivity differences.

The large magnitude of the rho parameter, which measures the fraction of the unexplained variance that is due to the fixed effects, indicates that controlling for individual fixed effects is important.

A final development has taken place since the sixteenth century, especially in northeast Germany, the Bilwis has been conceived of as a grain spirit bringing wealth; yet this latest manifestation of the Bilwis has its harmful side, the Bilwis-cutter, who is blamed for the unexplained patters that are formed among the rows of standing grain.

The ICC measures the proportion of the total unexplained variation that is attributed to the individual effects.