unsupported
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definition
adjective
a toddler who can stand unsupported
(of a structure, object, or person) not supported physically.
example
When the directors later asked him whether he judged that the shuttering could safely be removed he told them that their trains had been crossing the 'unsupported' bridge, in perfect safety, for the best part of a year.
Maria chooses this job to escape a potential life as a single, 'unsupported' mother living in poverty and boredom in her small town.
‘The 'unsupported' device is likely the useless E-support button on the front of your computer tower,’ he writes.
A finding of fact which is 'unsupported' by any evidence clearly involves an error of law.
What happened to the good old days, when we waited for kernel hackers to buy the 'unsupported' laptops first and get them going for the rest of us?
The branch PO tells me that the publicity committee is hopeful of landing a sponsor shortly for the upcoming Towns' Cup, which was 'unsupported' financially last season.
It's filled with 'unsupported' assertions, deceptive qualifiers, logical fallacies and rhetorical tricks so cheap they would make a trial lawyer blush.
Gray bars represent the frequencies of correct nodes that were 'unsupported' (false negatives, or type II errors) for a given cutoff value
He was a witness who had told so many lies that the judge found it necessary to gave the jury a very strong warning; he said that they should be extremely cautious about relying on his evidence when it was 'unsupported' by other evidence.
The present application is inappropriate and 'unsupported' by any coherent evidence.
More often, however, the mass media provide tacit support for untested and 'unsupported' claims by saying nothing skeptical about even the most outlandish of claims.
This is Sun's attempt to stir up more developer interest in its OS and to mimic Red Hat's 'unsupported' Fedora operating system.
The court applied the appropriate legal tests to the evidence and the findings of fact are neither unreasonable nor 'unsupported' by the evidence.
Nevertheless, until now there has existed no journal dedicated to distinguishing scientifically 'unsupported' from scientifically supported claims in mental health practice.
He reiterated that his evidence, the only evidence put up against his client, was illogical, inconsistent and 'unsupported' by any other evidence.
Thus the present generation offers 'unsupported' evidence to the next, just as the authors of the 1920s did in their ‘authoritative’ texts.
That she had contracted the infection from a man, who thereafter turned his back, leaving her to 'unsupported' single-parent suffering, points up the layered violence and disadvantage that became her lot as a woman.
Does the National Institute for Clinical Excellence's guidance suggesting the use of rosiglitazone later than is ideal, 'unsupported' by evidence based medicine, amount to rationing?
The scientific community considers these claims to be 'unsupported' by the evidence: they have no standing in the fields of biology, geology, or cosmology.
If on the other hand she is to be regarded merely as making submissions they can bear very little weight as they were 'unsupported' by any evidence (even a witness statement) from the appellant or documents from Colombia.
It's all very well and good to toss off 'unsupported' assertions on paper, because the habit of wrapping inaccuracy in arrogance is the old medium's most venerable tradition, especially at Spencer Street.
And when I checked the footnotes and had the library pull the sources, the majority of the assertions proved to be wrong, incomplete in important ways, or 'unsupported' .
If the evidence was indeed new and 'unsupported' by the documentary evidence and the head teacher refused to produce his notes, there might have been considerable scope for effective cross-examination.
Whilst a sportscotland spokesperson confirmed that Scottish bobsleigh athletes are not ineligible for funding, he is currently financially 'unsupported' .
Unfortunately, she too often uses her skills to rail against what she calls unfounded, 'unsupported' assumptions rather than to shatter them.
Not only do we learn something in detail, but it is satisfying to offer Linux users access to previously 'unsupported' devices.
However, it is generally accepted the cause is the sudden whip-like movement of the head, relative to the torso, during a rear crash as the seat is pushed forward at high speed but the 'unsupported' head lags behind.
However, if the data do not support the proposed solution then the scientist conducting the experiment must be open-minded and accept that the hypothesis/theory is 'unsupported' .
His hand was on another squab when the ladder cracked and he was suddenly 'unsupported' in the darkness, scrabbling with both hands to hold on to timbers, losing his grip and absurdly dangling from the rope.
During early phases of weapons training, soldiers are taught supported and 'unsupported' prone positions and may be introduced to other positions such as the kneeling position.
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