Sentence examples for be appropriately described from inspiring English sources

Because manufacturing accounts for less than one-tenth of the total economic output of the region, 21st-century Brussels can be appropriately described as a postindustrial city.

OH involved in Phe reactions, and Phe reacts at the pyrite surface, then the dependence of R o on [Phe]o might be appropriately described by a L-H surface catalysis model.

The western Baikiaea woodlands of southern Africa are characterised by six tree species that represent most of the growing stock and can be appropriately described as Baikiaea Pterocarpus woodlands.

The concept of a multiphase model of heterogeneous media, such as reinforced materials, originates from the basic intuition that the macroscopic behavior of this kind of materials can be appropriately described as the superposition of several (and not only one as in the classical homogenization procedure) continua, called phases.

Here he is probably referring to arguments of the sort used in the Gongsun Longzi to defend the claim that white horses are not horses, which appear to entail that nothing can ever be appropriately described both with a compound term (such as "white horse") and with a single term (such as "horse").

The manufacturing process should be appropriately described and validated.

But is this a situation that is appropriately described as a "death spiral"?

He invented the term "psychoanalysis," which in the course of time came to have two meanings: (1) a particular method of treating nervous disorders and (2) the science of unconscious mental processes, which has also been appropriately described as "depth-psychology".

The plate of interest is appropriately described by an ES-FEM model, due to its relative robustness to perturbations.

Perhaps the speculative adaptationist stories are appropriately described as "just so stories"; the question is whether such stories, treated as preliminary hypotheses, are problematic in themselves.

Note that even though legitimate authority is defined as a special case of effective authority, only the former is appropriately described as a service conception.