Sentence examples for which cannot be classified from inspiring English sources

And suddenly there's that sound, which cannot be classified by a single word.

We conclude that there are psychrotrophic B. cereus strains which cannot be classified as B. weihenstephanensis, and that intermediate forms between the two species exist.

Their work requires data to have known classes to be classified into, and then those data points which cannot be classified are considered anomalous.

A more interesting and more explicit attempt than Singer's to deny IRT is Hampton 1998: 76 77; she denies IRT on the ground that deliberation involves norms of rationality which generate reasons which cannot be classified as internal reasons.

Apart from the two model categories mentioned above, we can distinguish two other groups of models which cannot be classified into either of the basic categories as they use a combination of deterministic and empirical approaches which we refer to as semi-empirical and semi-deterministic models.

The observable heteroassociates of the m1Cyt · m1Thy have several different shapes (see Fig. 2): the T-shape is represented exclusively by the most energetically favorable complex 1, an L-shape (complexes 2, 3), a spiral shape (complexes 4, 6), the planar structures (complexes 5, 7, 9, 10), and a severely non-planar structure of the complex 8 which cannot be classified as one of above.

A leading treatise concerning products liability law states that "a product which has caused injury cannot be classified as a nuisance to hold liable the manufacturer or seller for the product's injurious effects * * *." 2 American Law of Products Liability § 27:6 at 11 (3d 2006).

Finally, we detected 10 copies of Marsu, which is a retrotransposon that cannot be classified as LTR, LINE or SINE.

These soils cannot be classified as Cambisols which are characterized by absence of appreciable amounts of illuvial silt and clay.

But the Home Office has said it cannot be classified as a class C drug, which would make its possession a criminal offence, despite demands from families of other victims for it to do so.

Caico, whose bar prominently displays Red Sox memorabilia and a few bumper stickers bearing epithets about the Yankees, said an off-season in which the team acquired two of the best pitchers in baseball, Curt Schilling and Keith Foulke, cannot be classified as a disappointment.