The phrase "a description on how" is not correct; it should be "a description of how." You can use it when you want to explain the method or process of something.
Example: "The manual provides a description of how to operate the machine safely."
Alternatives: "an explanation of how" or "a guide on how".
(H) A description on how this will create a new program or enhance an existing program.
The grading scale and a description on how each grade is determined is printed in most coin guides.
In this paper, designs are included for this system as well as a description on how to scale it if desired.
We first talk about our opinion on what types of linear bands a desirable detector should be able to detect, and then give a description on how we designed our detector to achieve the goal.
All these mechanisms are support by Apache Lucene tool. Figure 6 presents a description on how to use logical operators for building keywords.
From the raw data we obtained an undirected graph consisting on 3,248,358 nodes (the routers) connected by 14,083,946 edges; 81.6% of the nodes also contain information about their Autonomous System (AS) affiliation (for a description on how this information was inferred, consult [17] and the CAIDA page [18]).
Going on to give a description of how the Bureau of Labour Statistics BLSS) compiles the monthly report, including details of questions posed to around 60,000 households each month, he looks into how statisticians count who is unemployed and who is not working but not counted as unemployed.
The first chapter should set the scene with a description of how life on Earth got going, yet none of the available narratives are particularly convincing.
A naturalistic approach to epistemology that focuses on a description of how people actually develop knowledge concludes that there is no single or simple way to characterize knowledge development.
It is a meaning-oriented 'approach and includes discovering, analysing, clarifying and seeking patterns of a certain phenomenon, based on a description of how the life world of humans is experienced, acted out and described.
Some protein annotations are intentionally excluded from the CCDS data set due to quality issues with the supporting transcripts or published experimental data, such as retained introns, chimerism or concerns based on a publication description on how a cDNA was cloned, sequenced or assembled, or concerns about the limitations of the experimental approach used.
