unanalyzable
unanalysable BrE

In epistemology, he suggests that the concept of knowledge is unanalyzable.

Such 'unanalyzable' secondary strike notes are quite common in bells.

Unanalyzable particles arise from three main sources which overlap somewhat.

The basic morphological unit is the stem, which can be either common or unanalyzable.

She looked down at the little boxes filled with Chinese food, and felt a strange, unexpected, unanalyzable stab of joy.

On the one hand, the environment appears unanalyzable because of its dense complexity and rapid rate of change.

Typically this happens either to unanalyzable foreign words or to compounds where the word underlying one part of the compound becomes obsolete.

The Theodorich became a shooting shadow, darting through the vacuum of space within an unanalyzable medium.

Realism is a more promising approach to totality because it regards unanalyzable wholes-totalities-as real things.

The last chamber, the last closet, he must feel, was never opened; there is always a residuum unknown, unanalyzable.

For each of these same species, the neighboring Nez Perce have a single, unanalyzable word.

Rich media enable people to interpret and reach agreement about difficult, unanalyzable, emotional and conflict-laden issues.

This shift from linguistics to topology constitutes the status of the sinthome as unanalyzable.

Most stems are simple noun roots that are morphologically unanalyzable.

Pragmatists criticized the former for its a priorism, and the latter because it takes correspondence as an unanalyzable fact.

Also in TT-1, 2 turtle carapaces were recovered and 9 small unanalyzable bone fragments.

Charles Bobrinskoy, director of research at Ariel Investments, even calls the company "unanalyzable."

"It's almost unanalyzable," one asset manager said.

Each strip is a document of a recent historical event that has been rendered nearly unseeable, unanalyzable, uncorrectible.

"You should never invest in something that you can't analyze—Bank of America is unanalyzable," said Bobrinskoy.

“It is an unanalyzable fact that when the many commit to caring for the few that all of us achieve nobility, and our lives meaning.

Kidney, said Frederika with unanalyzable joy.

Pipil has a perfect in -tuk (synchronically unanalyzable), plural -tiwit.

In addition to the formal nouns mentioned above, clauses, verbs, and unanalyzable particles can also be classified as nominals.

Indeed, Debussy's mysterious, almost unanalyzable, structures - like Bartok's stern individualism - constitute two islands in recent history.

Consciousness of the moral law is a priori and unanalysable.

The former are unanalysable, and are broken down into primary and secondary qualities.

Occasionally they will be individually and loosely wound in a random unanalysable fashion onto some little twigs so proudly found.

From a morphological perspective, we can regard as symbol any word which is semantically complex but morphotactically unanalysable.

Not all such terms are derived; the Ok language Mian has a single unanalysable root lum for "father and child".

As a matter of fact, a morphological metaphor can be defined as semantically complex but morphotactically unanalysable.

If "knowing" were an unanalysable relation, this view would be incontrovertible, since clearly no such relation forms part of the subject matter of physics.

The bed sagged forlornly in the middle, and the blankets were stained with tea and coffee and a dozen other unanalysable things.

Like the society that thrived to populate the modern Bengal, Bengali language and culture appears to be a perfect amalgam of almost unanalysable elements.

For everyone there are certain types, certain faces and forms, gestures, voices and intonations that have that inexplicable unanalysable quality.

Problem 4: Epistemological Bankruptcy For Moore, 'good' denotes a, simple, unanalysable, non-natural property, which is not part of the causal order.

“Banks are increasingly regarded as unanalysable and uninvestable,” says Mike Mayo, an analyst for CLSA on Wall Street.

But unlike Gibson, who posits a 'direct' unanalysable perceptual process of 'information pick-up', Ullman views this functioning as a significantly complex process intelligible in computational terms.

How much someone is able to exercise choice or responsibility depends not on some kind of unanalysable internal attribute, but on the extent to which he or she has access to social powers.

Moore claims that moral judgements are truth-apt, and that they are rendered true or false by facts about the instantiation of the non-natural, simple, and unanalysable property of moral goodness.

“To anyone who has sojourned beneath the Holy Mountain,” Robert Byron wrote of Athos, “there cannot but have come an intensification of his impulse to indefinable, unanalysable emotion.”

Scan 1: Identification of unanalysable utterances (for example, those that are unintelligible, those that are onomatopaeic sounds and obviously deviant sentences), incomplete utterances and syntactic-ally ambiguous utterances.

As von Balthasar remarks: Being dead is not merely the antithesis of human life but also of the living God himself; therefore, a vaguely felt, unanalysable connotation of guilt, punishment and curse clings to it forever.

From Hume's standpoint, it is of course precisely this tendency to mistake succession for identity that is chiefly to blame for the metaphysical doctrine of substance as an enduring and unanalysable substratum behind the observable changes.

Such an utterly formal, undefinable and wholly unanalysable concept of 'ought' is necessary if law is to be regarded as normative and if the positivist proposition that law may have any content is to be sustained.

Another aspect of this extravagance is the large amount of unanalysable recorded data; this is presumably the point Labov is making when he remarks that the (technical) quality of participant-observation data is often poor (1981: 4).

In cases where a Pidgin word is based on a Unami word that contains more than one morpheme, it can be argued in all cases that the word is treated in the Pidgin as a single unanalysable unit.

This traditional emphasis on aggressive interpretation of narcissistic phenomena derives from and is wholly consistent with Freud's early view of narcissistic neuroses as unanalysable and narcissistic defenses as generating the most recalcitrant resistances to the analytic process.

He marks it by distinguishing between resemblance in a given particular, resemblance which consists in the possession of certain common peculiarities, on the one hand, and what he calls 'mere general resemblance', 'general unanalysable resemblance', or 'simple likeness', on the other.

The numbers on crime committed against children by strangers in public places are so infinitesimally small as to be statistically unanalysable, which means that the nation's streets are no more dangerous for our small people than they were 50 years ago, decades before the first luminous stitch of cloth was ever sewn.