Sentence examples for accepted description from inspiring English sources

The continuous random network (CRN) model is a widely accepted description of the atomic arrangement in amorphous tetrahedrally coordinated semiconductors.

This model contradicts the widely accepted description of HI minerals as a solid solution between expandable 2 1 clay and aluminous chlorite end-members.

The main feature of the proposed approach is stipulated by the introduced definition of reduced quasi-particles as species that contain only one repeat unit of polymer chains, but not the same their quantity (usually, 3-6 unincludedluded into polaron species according to the previously accepted description of polaron-containing polymer films.

There is no generally accepted description of this new kind of matter, within the framework of known particle physics or otherwise.

The accepted description sensu Bayer [ 46] of E. flexuosa is a complex of at least two distinct genetic lineages, adapted to different habitats and that do not exchange genetic material despite living in sympatry.

The accepted description sensu Bayer (1961) of E. flexuosa is a complex of at least two distinct genetic lineages, adapted to different habitats and do not exchange genetic material despite living in sympatry.

McCririck admitted that there had been plenty of complaints to Channel 4 about his behaviour, and accepted descriptions of him of "nasty, revolting, rude", "boorish", and "obnoxious and sexist".

Thus, contrary to generally accepted descriptions of there being greater evolutionary pressure to preserve the EC domain, it is the 7TM domain that is more highly conserved.

For example, while some patients may be able to accept descriptions such as "just wear or tear", for others it may reinforce latent beliefs about the vulnerability of their spine, help to develop fears of doing themselves further damage and kick-start the development of patterns of fear and avoidance.

He accepted her description of him as a brother to her.

This discovery was crucial to the formulation of the currently accepted theoretical description of matter and its interactions, known as the standard model.