Sentence examples for as I descriptions from inspiring English sources

But to cut short a long and interesting story, there was little success in formulating "semantic rules" that were plausible both as (i) descriptions of how ordinary speakers understand sentences of natural language, and (ii) analyses that revealed logical structure of the sort envisioned.

Figure 11 exemplifies one pattern of this category, Get Details of a Device, a pattern which allows the user to retrieve the general information about the device such as Id, name, description, and model.

I visit some of Lyon's many brilliant galleries and museums, picking up vocabulary as I compare exhibition descriptions in English and French.

As I read the descriptions of the various shows to be performed at the 2013 San Francisco Fringe Festival, I was instantly intrigued by the title of Maria Grazia Affinito's monologue, Eating Pasta Off the Floor.

The review contains four sections as follows: (i) brief description of the basic concepts and principles of antireflection and self-cleaning; (ii) detailed fabrication pathways and their mechanisms; (iii) challenges faced in practical applications; and (iv) trends of future developments.

When you talk to people who claim to have been victims of demonic possession, as I did, their description of the experience is very similar.

As I read this description to my ­7-year-old niece, my mind flashed to the hurt face of a sixth grader I interviewed for a book I'm writing on bullying.

He did not specifically set out to find a cabana when he was looking for a place to move to from SoHo, but, he said, "As soon as I read the description of the building and saw that they were available, I was interested.

As I read a description of one of those involved -- an admitted rapist, arsonist and thug, limned from the pages of William Faulkner or the reclusive novelist and screenwriter Cormac McCarthy -- I could see the residents sitting in a row along the windows, nodding their heads in agreement.

I speak biology fluently, but the molecular complexities of the novel genome-editing tool called CRISPR left me as befuddled as when I peruse descriptions of the inflationary universe.

As horrified as I was by the descriptions of the injuries sustained by the passengers of the bus that crashed in the Bronx on Saturday, I was no less shocked, as well as dismayed, by your reporting of a surgeon at Jacobi Hospital (where I did my pediatric training) who sent an iPhone photo of an amputated extremity to his wife.