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The phrase "a code that describes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific code or set of instructions that provides information or details about something.
Example: "The software includes a code that describes the various functions and features available to users."
Alternatives: "a code that outlines" or "a code that defines".
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The enzyme's name is based on a code that describes which carbohydrate it helps to bind to proteins.
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Clinical judgement, in this study, represents statements concerning interpretation or conclusion of a clinical patient's situation that affect the decision to act (or not to act). 2. Each meaning unit was given a code that described the content.
In this library, however, the tales are told in small glass vials, each neatly labeled with a bar code that describes the properties of the compound within and how it was made.
In Box 7 of Form 1099-R, there is a distribution code that describes the type of IRA withdrawal that you took.
Thus applying the basic LBP operator to an image pixel results in an eight-bit binary code that describes the neighborhood of the pixel.
Generate HTML code that describes a model.
Our backprojection implementation can be configured using several compile-time parameters in both the host code and the VHDL code that describes the hardware.
Now the UK government has Big Data plans for perhaps our most intimate information - our DNA - the genetic code that describes us.
Pseudo code that describes the process by which the average and standard deviation of the ST-optimized similarity scores for noninactive-inactive (NI) pairs for individual bioassay were computed.
The old strata types had 3 fields: a 2 digit species code that described the dominant species or species mix, a 1 digit size-class code that described the dominant tree size, and a 1 digit canopy density code that described the degree of canopy closure.
Each memoir should be marked with a ratings code that describes just how well the story adheres to what most of us would recognize as practical truth: Either you own a dog or you don't.
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