Sentence examples for a kind of description from inspiring English sources

Note that such a kind of description of a bistochastic q.s.o. is not known in the literature.

For each (fin C(S)), denote by (operatorname{Fix}(f)) the fixed point set of f on S. Note the fact of Example 2.1 about F, the following definitions consider a kind of description for stability of (F') and subsets of (operatorname{Fix}(f)).

"The president today has backed off any kind of description that he's looking for a sea-to-shining-sea fence or wall," said senator James Lankford, a Republican from Oklahoma who was at the meeting.

All statements in the diaries that contained any kind of description of encounters with patients were analysed, however, statements that had no reference to a patient were omitted.

Szirtes has always been fond of ekphrasis, a kind of intense description of the visual artefact.

At another, he attempts a kind of allegorical description of frontier types.

It's a very original book, it's a kind of mythical description of a world whose roots are Latin American and at the same time it's very, very personal".

BILL TAYLOR: Well, so this is, if we think she might be artful enough to have those conversations, I don't think she should have, hopefully, she would be artful enough to find a kind of vivid description of the future.

The chapter concludes that Rabelais's work produced a kind of anti-description, to such an extent that Quaresmeprenant literally cannot be imagined by the reader.

"He was larger than life and so far beyond a certain kind of description that I am bamboozled," said Ira Cohen, a longtime friend.

In the relevant context, a judgment that p is already a self-attribution of a belief that p. One and the same mental action can be both of those when it is performed intentionally under a particular kind of description.