| Such a conclusion is as philosophically bizarre as it is textually unwarranted. |
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| At the completion of one of the tests the results window is displayed showing the data graphically and textually. |
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| Rotman textually embodies mathematical practice by delineating a triad of subject-positions. |
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| Convey your information visually on the slides and textually with your spoken communication. |
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| Given the play in question, and the period, a corollary statement might be that Smith's project was the most textually complex Shakespeare edition imagined up to that point. |
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| History is not ontologically given but is linguistically and textually constructed, and it is therefore subject to the same textual and hermeneutic uncertainties as fiction. |
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| The liturgy of the ancient Latin church is textually available only since the 6th century. |
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| The EMM depicts the cleared taxi route graphically, via the magenta path, and textually, via the text box on the bottom of the map. |
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| Even an edition revised by the author is not to be regarded as textually definitive. |
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| The genre became textually more polite and musically insipid, although it remained popular. |
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| These qualitative responses, reported textually, or in the practitioners' own words, would create a voluminous document. |
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| This provision follows textually the second sentence of FATF Recommendation 37 which relates to activities covered by the FATF mandate. |
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| Occasionally, the plaintiffs reproduce the judge's comments textually, but they more often do not. |
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| The adagio finale is textually simple and emotionally complicated. |
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| The position of these verses between these two stories suggests that these verses may contain information to link the two stories thematically as well as textually. |
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| For example, an image of a map showing directions from one location to another should have an alt attribute that textually reproduces the directions indicated visually in the image. |
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| The Convention contains an Appendix containing a list of categories of offences to which reference is made to in articles 3.2, 9.4 and 17.5, and which is textually taken from the Glossary to the FATF Recommendations. |
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| Rules 49, 82, 83, 85, 144, 146 and 161, which reproduce textually provisions of the Charter, are printed in bold type and are, in addition, provided with a footnote. |
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| It is a textually and philologically rich exploration of Tolkien the man, the teacher, and the mentor and a brilliant way to end this volume. |
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| The new Order reproduces textually the provisions of the earlier Order and introduces a new Section IV on investments in new tangible assets, which is the subject of this notification. |
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| The 2002, 2004, and 2006 editions provide a definition of each indicator in terms of what it measures, and they present indicator data both textually and graphically. |
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| A footnote has also been added to other rules which, while based directly on provisions of the Charter, do not reproduce those provisions textually. |
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| To ascertain those conventions, it is important to see how some of the tensions between natural law and positive law manifest themselves textually. |
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| At the limits of the novel, in Walton's restricted epistolary voice, sympathy is possible only in its textually and novelistically recreated form. |
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| The third textually entrenched provision is Article One, Section 3, Clauses 1, which provides for equal representation of the states in the Senate. |
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| This book tackles an extremely complex and challenging topic theoretically, historiographically, and textually, and for that the author must be commended. |
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| Abascal-Hildebrand applies the language philosophy of Hans-Georg Gadamer to posit tutoring as a translative process not merely textually but personally. |
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