Príklady discoverable

• In effect, they grant that there are relative borderline cases but believe that all questions about grades have answers that are discoverable with enough investigation.

• Furthermore, there is no way in which the meanings of sentences are objectively discoverable: it is a question of judgment, interpretation and consensus.

• The non-theist undertakes to discover an unjustified evil ; the theist must reply that none is discoverable.

• The task of ecological psychology is to show that specification exists and rests in discoverable, law-like relations.

• Even if such a standard were discoverable, it would fall to shippers to prove the unreasonableness of railroad rates in court.

• The material world neither possesses a form that is discoverable without our interacting with it, nor is it merely the product of our concepts and ideas.

• Another defect in the law is that the lighting requirements for road traffic are not very easily discoverable.

• Now a modern idol has claimed, without cause vouchsafed or discoverable, to ride rough-shod over our convictions.

• Furthermore, it should be discoverable by a little care.

• Amending the code of practice alone would not be a safeguard because it would not prevent the recording being discoverable.

• The truth would lie somewhere between these extremes, but not in any discoverable way.

• My latest information, which came only a day or two ago, was that the names of the owners of this place were not discoverable.

• If they have, it has hardly been discoverable up to now.

• How is that to be discoverable in any inquiry?

• He takes two single instances and chides us for not discovering precisely a date which the evidence clearly shows was not discoverable.