How To Use specifiable In A Sentence
- The freedom of much animal behaviour from physically specifiable constraints implies that many animals must have inner representations and symbolic language.
- The promise is unspecifiable; its content is something we actually cannot know in advance.
- But they all contain bits of both and, overall, the record seems to come from an earlier, unspecifiable 20th-century moment. NYT > Home Page
- It is always answerable to some set of independently specifiable practical goals.
- If your application runs beyond this specifiable hang threshold, a notification will be sent out about the potentially hung thread.
- Instead, the vast preponderance of DNA apparently regulates the expression of genes in ways so complex and unpredictable as to be ultimately unspecifiable. Stanton Peele: Human Genome Project: We Discover Much that Genetics Can't Tell Us
- When or how generosity is shown is not precisely specifiable.
- The slippage from capitalism to global capitalism is a way of slipping the actors responsible across the border into an unspecifiable elsewhere where they can no longer be held accountable.
- We decry the absence of leadership, but who can lead without a specifiable goal?
- It is too early to say what position Hawthorne will take in the literature of the world; but as his influence gains the ascendant in America, by prompting new and un-Hawthornesque originalities, it is likely also that it will be made manifest in England, according to some unspecifiable ratio. A Study Of Hawthorne
