Sentence examples for balanced description from inspiring English sources

I commend Michael Massing for his extraordinarily sensitive and balanced description of how the Episcopal Church is coping with its consecration of a noncelibate gay bishop (Jan . 4.

McHoskey gave advocates and opponents of the Kennedy conspiracy a balanced description of arguments for and against a conspiracy to assassinate the president.

Cite previous work that illustrates your narrative and gives a balanced description of the landscape of research groups in the field.

It is the most complete and balanced description we have of two sciences whose results and recommendations will, in the years ahead, be ever more intertwined with the decisions of political leaders and the fate of the human species.

Noniterative inclusion of the higher-order clusters has been a subject of intensive studies aimed at developing a well balanced description of individual many-body contributions for entire ground-state potential energy surfaces.

An adequate first-principles molecular dynamics scheme for the fragmentation of ethanol requires a method that provides a balanced description across all potential closed and open shell fragments, such as the complete active space self-consistent field (CASSCF) method, which was implemented using an active space of 12 electrons in 12 orbitals.

Especially for the unbalanced P2P scenario (which is the usual case), the performance gain of the proposed approach over the one presented in Tillo et al. (2007) [8] (generating only balanced descriptions) is significant (0.95 3.0 dB).

Two balanced descriptions are created from a video sequence.

Let d0 v, N) and d1 v, N)(or d2 v, N)) denote the mean squared errors (MSE) from the central and side decoder for the input video v, respectively, given the amount of WZ bits is N. Let R v, N) be the rate for two descriptions, while R1 v, N) and R2 v, N) be the rates for the two balanced descriptions 1 and 2, respectively.

The following domains were described, enabling balanced descriptions across the health states: cancer description, "cancer of the blood"; treatment response category; swollen glands in neck, armpits, or groin; limitations in performing daily activities; level of fatigue; appetite; and trouble sleeping because of night sweats.

In their recent systematic review of advanced nursing roles, Jokiniemi et al. [ 24] conclude that a more balanced international description and framework for advanced nursing practice will be achieved when more countries take part in the discussion.