Sentence examples for a descriptor of from inspiring English sources

Pintar, A., Carugo, O. & Pongor, S. Atom depth as a descriptor of the protein interior.

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

"It's a descriptor of your family who is participating in this experiment," says the expert, apparently no grammarian.

He called them "potential Indian children," a descriptor of humans that Lewerenz said he had never heard of before.

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

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

Stochastic heterogeneity is linked up with scatter in a descriptor of material structure or of performance.

The ESD in W (denoted Z) was used as a descriptor of the way in which 3D space is constrained by different cellular structures.

Another parameter used as a descriptor of the degree of disintegration is the sieved slake durability index.

The scaling coefficient is a descriptor of the growth pattern of fish, and higher values indicate increased weight gain per unit of growth in length.

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.