Sentence examples for a more descriptive definition from inspiring English sources

A more descriptive definition is the uniform change in diameter of a cylindrical object measured along its axis.

The statistics (or definition of the threshold), however, were not well documented, resulting in a more descriptive status of cognition in glioma patients.

(The Soviets gave it a more descriptive name: Sloika, after a layered pastry).

A more descriptive term is alternative reform movements.

"The idea now is have each text centered upon a more descriptive emoji," it explains.

"People still have to display their brand in a more descriptive way than just keywords," she told Advertising Age.

This stopped us from pooling data and resulted in a more descriptive analysis of the results.

Probably "buyout equity" is a more descriptive term for the asset class.

Now that it's over, a more descriptive name might be in order.

The move away from inarticulate despair of his earlier minimalist work is changed into a more descriptive, redemptive style.

It will be replaced with what effectively has been in use for years, a more descriptive and situation-specific system that is as temporal as the threat requires.