Sentence examples for English descriptions from inspiring English sources

For instance, one favorite pastime for him and Natalie has been spending "quiet evenings in the bathtub together laughing over the English descriptions he read in Wine Spectator".

I eventually found the fan museum, and it was worth the effort, with sufficient English descriptions and displays of both older and contemporary danseon (round with a handle) and jeobseon (folding) varieties, many almost painfully elegant.

Formalizing the behavior means that the state machines are more complex and use OCL guards and post-conditions, rather than informal English descriptions.

This study examines a neglected type of intercultural business communication: English descriptions of creative products designed and made in Asia where English is a foreign language.

In contrast, Majid says, "English descriptions for odors were five times longer and nearly every participant came up with a completely different name.

The paper opens with plain English descriptions of interracial couplings.

He described what he ate, what he saw and what he heard, conjuring the delicate fragrance of a wild mango grove, the slap of pitchy tar on the cedar planks of a hull and a peculiar black-and-white-striped wild ass -- the first English description of a zebra.

Qinghaosu was already being widely used in China and Vietnam when the first English description appeared in the Chinese Medical Journal in 1979.

It describes the model's formulation in terms of a 'plain English' description, algebraic formulation, implementation in terms of its full source code, as well as a detailed description of the model inputs, parameters, and outputs.

Films have English subtitles and Times Internet CEO Satyan Gajwani told me the service has "invested a lot of energy into really perfect metadata, so every movie has an English description that not only summarizes the movie, but summarizes each of the key scenes and music sequences, which is really what Indian cinema is known for globally".

You are obviously in lack of sunshine," says a somewhat poorly translated English description over at Vaulot & Dyevre's website.