Sentence examples for Descriptive vocabulary from inspiring English sources

In these systems, subject headings are supplemented with topic descriptions such as abstracts and summaries, which have no restrictions on descriptive vocabulary.

He told me that wine and tea share some of the same descriptive vocabulary: "curves," "fruity," "soft," for example.

Thinking I might start by expanding their descriptive vocabulary, I read to them that Acropolis meant "high city" and that it dated from the Neolithic Age.

Some directors, critics and Tony voters lack a descriptive vocabulary for light, but they all nevertheless seem to appreciate its importance.

The major tool of structuralist psychology was introspection (a careful set of observations made under controlled conditions by trained observers using a stringently defined descriptive vocabulary).

In an uncanny moment of intellectual parallelism, in 1940 he wrote an essay, "Criticism in a Mass Society," that anticipates Karl Popper's soon to be written "The Open Society and Its Enemies," and uses the same descriptive vocabulary.

Use descriptive, strong vocabulary, and omit "I".

These terms have been employed by a large number of biological database groups to describe the functionality of specific gene products; the combination of a highly descriptive, structured vocabulary and associated gene product annotations has proven effective in ordering and interpreting large data sets.

Given the critical review of the inherent weaknesses of the vocabulary descriptive scales in the CEFR and the CECR, a pool of illustrative scales of vocabulary descriptors was collected, with the intention of covering three levels of requirements (i.e., Basic Requirement, Intermediate Requirement, and Advanced Requirement).

They were also given the CECR descriptive scales and its vocabulary descriptive scales.

The descriptive statistics of the vocabulary proficiency test are shown in Table 1.