Sentence examples for be described under three from inspiring English sources

Despite Portugal's remarkable scenic diversity, the essence of its relief and underlying geology can be described under three headings: the north, the northern interior, and the south.

These methods can be described under three categories: (1) scoring methods (2) compromising methods and (3) concordance methods (Hwang and Yoon 1981).

Subjective well-being (SWB) has been described under three headings: hedonism (well-being increases when an individual experiences more pleasure and/or less pain), flourishing theories (well-being increases when an individual fulfils their nature as a human being, or 'flourishes') and life evaluation or life satisfaction (well-being increases when an individual positively assesses her life) [ 29].

This paper deals with myths referring only to (apparently) rapid coastal change, which is described under three headings – long-term (slow, monotonic) coastal change punctuated with instances of extreme change; rapid coastal emergence; rapid coastal submergence.

Findings are described under three main sections with references to how they fit with the analytical framework (Table  1): Responses to a direct question about ethnicity and satisfaction with services.

These are described under three headings: papers that contributed to the meaning and definition of self-concept; papers describing questionnaires that had some relevance but were not appropriate for the final pilot study; and papers relating to the questionnaires chosen for further study.

The next four randomly ordered photos were described under two guises: "as if you were a man," and "as if you were a woman".

The issues identified from the interviews are described under two headings: difficulties with thought processing and changes in values.

In addition, TCM recommendations were described under prevention (three guidelines, occupying 4% of the total guideline number) and two under rehabilitation (3%).

The results are described under the following seven recurrent topics.

africolumbae was in a nest of Ptyonoprogne f. fusciventris in Kenya, at that time the martin was described under its synonym Ptyonoprogne fuligula rufigula (Fischer & Reichenow).