How To Use Specifiable In A Sentence
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The freedom of much animal behaviour from physically specifiable constraints implies that many animals must have inner representations and symbolic language.
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The promise is unspecifiable; its content is something we actually cannot know in advance.
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But they all contain bits of both and, overall, the record seems to come from an earlier, unspecifiable 20th-century moment.
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It is always answerable to some set of independently specifiable practical goals.
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If your application runs beyond this specifiable hang threshold, a notification will be sent out about the potentially hung thread.
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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
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When or how generosity is shown is not precisely specifiable.
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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.
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We decry the absence of leadership, but who can lead without a specifiable goal?
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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
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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
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A random ink blot is unspecifiable; a message written with ink on paper is specifiable.
Robert Camp:Can Intelligent Design be considered scientific in the same way that SETI is? - The Panda's Thumb
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Glamour is the peculiar and elusive characteristic that combines, in unspecified and unspecifiable proportions, the qualities of charisma, style, beauty, desirability, confidence, rarity, and mysteriousness.
Deep Glamour interviews Manolo (the shoe-blogger).
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Both the compliant and the rebellious might equally be subjected to the unspecifiable punishment which seems to follow any surge of initiative.
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For some it is experienced as a powerful and specifiable moment, engaging the deepest affections.
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The freedom of much animal behaviour from physically specifiable constraints implies that many animals must have inner representations and symbolic language.
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I do believe we play some unspecifiable but not inconsiderable part in maintaining a measure of clear thinking in a largely debased intellectual culture.
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Delay to product distribution could only be permitted if a member state had grounds for suspecting specifiable risks to health or the environment.
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The freedom of much animal behaviour from physically specifiable constraints implies that many animals must have inner representations and symbolic language.
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Our mental freedom is probably illusory, for there must be unspecifiable physical factors that quietly "cause" all of our decisions.
