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He has been nonconstructive in the analysis net.

"But physicians should not take out that frustration in a nonconstructive way by sharing it with patients.

A peculiarity of this argument is that it is entirely nonconstructive.

Without a precise formulation of the requirements, prolonged nonconstructive arguments may arise when the product is to be delivered.

A nonjump bid in a new suit is a nonforcing and nonconstructive attempt to improve the contract.

Reverse mathematics also clarifies the extent and manner in which classical mathematics is nonconstructive.

A nonconstructive proof of Gentzen's Hauptsatz for second order predicate logic.

More importantly, she has repudiated categorization within feminism as "nonconstructive to specific problems": "I've turned up in every category.

They are therefore nonconstructive.

Consequently, they are nonconstructive - they don't explicitly describe an efficient method for computing the desired objects.

Even the night clubs and similar places of nonconstructive amusement were folding rapidly in the serious intensity of the warfever.

As typical for existence arguments invoking the Baire category theorem, this proof is nonconstructive.

From a constructivist viewpoint, by admitting them mathematics loses its concrete applicability (see nonconstructive proof).

Although new technology has created more leisure time for all people, most of this new time is passed in "passive" (or nonconstructive) recreation.

However, such aggregation rules are practically of limited interest, since they are based on ultrafilters, highly nonconstructive mathematical objects.

The proof requires the axiom of choice and so is in general nonconstructive, though again, if X is not complete, there are constructible examples.

A famous example of a nonconstructive proof shows that there exist two irrational numbers a and b such that is a rational number:

"Well, if Andrew Loeb is practicing law, it must be some really annoying and socially nonconstructive form of it.

Realizability is one of the methods used in proof mining to extract concrete "programs" from seemingly nonconstructive mathematical proof.

Horton successfully navigates the emotional subissues (like hunting and those who oppose it) that often bring such reports to polarized and nonconstructive conclusions.

AC is characterized as nonconstructive because it asserts the existence of a choice set but says nothing about how the choice set is to be "constructed."

Williams' views on development of the colony included close association with European ideas and institutions, and he was against thoughtless and nonconstructive criticism of the administration.

Smith originally gave a nonconstructive proof of the existence of an even unimodular lattice of dimension 8 using the fact that the mass is non-zero.

The relationship between provability in classical (or nonconstructive) systems and provability in intuitionistic (or constructive, respectively) systems is of particular interest.

(Because a takeout double could be passed for penalties, however, it is still necessary for responder's new suit response to be nonconstructive after a double.)