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Costa dissects these and describes to the reader his students—how Darwin uses evidence to make a logical scientific story.

He eats them in his car, or truck, because it kind of looks like a truck, and describes to us, the viewer, how he feels about them.

Residue depth (RD) is a solvent exposure measure that complements the information provided by conventional accessible surface area (ASA) and describes to what extent a residue is buried in the protein structure space.

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And describe to me your own childish experience of monsters.

"I met Flanagan and described to him what I do, characters and stuff.

GONZÁLEZ IÑÁRRITU -- Guillermo called me and described to me this kind of plot.

Refusing to be separated, the two flee their native Hamburg for Venice, a place beloved by their mother and described to them as a city of delight.

When I approached the dean of my division and described to her some of the situations, she told me blatantly "I don't care!

The engineer must tell the supplier which pieces to give to the builder and describe to the builder how to put it together without showing them the pictures.

The dynamic thermal boundary conditions among individuals are considered and described to integrate the multiscale models.

When removed from that context and described to nonspecialists, the research can be misunderstood and potentially misrepresented.

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