Sentence examples similar to a truncated description from inspiring English sources

After such reticence, the truncated description of Neizvestny's Moscow studio as "the setting for a continual interdisciplinary colloquium in which every subject under the sun was debated and discussed, often lubricated with vodka, lasting late into the night, and not infrequently ending in orgies" leaves the reader feeling shortchanged.

The conformer models that reach the 100-k limit cases may exclude important conformational diversity due to the truncated description of the molecule.

While it's still important to have a good, well-written description that talks about all an app's features, many users are going to be buying based on the screenshot and the handful of words they read there in the truncated description.

But all that these truncated descriptions of Jason Grimsley, Jim Leyritz, Ricky Ledee and Darrell Einertson prove is that the Yankees are very deep and that it is still very early in the season.

Developers who have several similar apps should make sure that their screenshots and the short, truncated descriptions are differentiated so as to help searchers find the right version of the application.

It was proposed (Taulu and Kajola 2005) to express the magnetic field by a truncated basis function expansion, which allows description of the magnetic field by fewer basis functions than the number of physical channels.

The present report is the first description of a de novo large genomic deletion of the CDH1 gene associated with the production of a truncated CDH1 protein.

A truncated exhibition followed.

This is a truncated history.

Send a truncated update to the Columbia Astronomy Outreach Twitter Feed.

Beijing News ran a truncated version.