Sentence examples for A descriptor of from inspiring English sources

A descriptor of filler distribution in the matrix, namely an index of heterogeneity, is proposed.

A descriptor of peptides is an important element for capturing properties.

A descriptor of each 3D model is constructed from multiple orthographic view directions.

A descriptor of frame moments was developed for summarising stereoscopic video through key-frame extraction and also to produce stereoscopic video skims.

A descriptor of each preparation grade was available for the endoscopist to review at the time of assigning the grade (Supplementary Appendix B).

But Macintosh turns out to be as deceptive a descriptor of Betty as Filth is of the spotless Feathers.

He himself liked the adjective 'remarkable', and much preferred it to the more common 'creative' as a descriptor of outstanding advertising.

You can trace it back centuries, to a time when there was a literal gentry responsible for social cleansing; when the bailiffs were on horseback and "artisanal" was a descriptor of a pre-industrial social class, rather than vogueish hipster branding.

At the Pet Food Institute in Washington, the industry trade association, Stephen Payne, the public relations manager, said, "We don't have a position on the issue of human grade, because it is not a descriptor of pet food recognized by the American Association of Feed Control Officials".

Concatenated together, this makes a descriptor of 182 components.

When did the term 'revolution' become a descriptor of specifically scientific developments?