Sentence examples for available descriptions from inspiring English sources
There are a number of available descriptions of Google indexing [4].
These results cannot be predicted on the basis of the traditional Langmuir isotherm or other currently available descriptions of adsorption.
Of the historical Nankai Trough earthquakes, the 1707 Hoei earthquake is the largest that has many available descriptions in old documents.
Learning environments for communication skills are used in very different contexts, and collecting the available (descriptions of) environments is non-trivial.
While this body of reported clinical data does not yet provide a clear distinction between the platforms, the available descriptions of the drug discovery processes used to identify the clinical candidates highlight one difference.
Studies of dried herbarium specimens, augmented by photographic images of different stages of fresh flowering material and a scrutiny of available descriptions confirmed that the calyx has two primary lobes in the bud that may separate into 3 5 portions, giving a variable number of apparent lobes in specimen material collected at different localities.
Although no readily available description of the PEF exists, observational and modeling results are combined to provide a crude model.
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In many cases, however, including micro/nanoscopic systems, the best available description is a fine scale (atomistic, stochastic or agent-based) model for which accurate, coarse-grained, system level descriptions are not known.
The NIST definition of cloud computing has been accepted by the majority of the community as the best available description to fully capture the variety of factors which determine how different stakeholders create, use or interact with cloud computing.
