Sentence examples for as a kind of summary from inspiring English sources
A box-and-whiskers plot can be seen as a kind of summary of the cumulative distribution function (CDF) (whose estimation for Tinit is shown in Figure 6) and a graphical representation of numerical measures, some of which are presented in Table 5.
"It's choice, not chance, that determines your destiny," Mrs. Nidetch was often credited as saying, a kind of summary of Aristotelian ethics.
From it she copied out some of the most important facts to make a kind of summary of her father's life for herself and her mother.
It is a kind of summary table data, not death certification.
M. Keith Booker, in the book Strange TV, notes that "allu[sion] to films and works of literature" present in "X-Cops" suggests "its role as a kind of cumulative summary of modern American culture".
Second, the executive summary acts as a kind of "check" for the writer.
The New Deal legislation itself is dealt with in a kind of quick summary.
Research summaries are three-page summaries of systematic reviews or health technology assessment reports, meant as a kind of short answer to a scientific question, comparable to a news article [ 9].
Even London and London (1935) state in the summary of their paper that "the current ["in a supraconductor"] is characterized as a kind of diamagnetic volume current" (88).
Anger counts as a kind of desire.
One way to think about this standard is as a kind of 'OPML for eBooks' – only instead of RSS feeds, OPDS features a catalog of eBooks, including optional links to book covers and short summaries.
