Sentence examples for been traditionally described from inspiring English sources

"The runner's high, as it's been traditionally described, has been presumed to be caused by opioid peptides like endorphins," says Gregory Gerdeman, assistant professor of biology at Eckerd College who has studied the effect of exercise on mood and brain chemistry.

What has been traditionally described as "the closing (serrata) of the Great Council"—that is, the creation of an oligarchic government dominated by a fixed hereditary caste did not occur in 1297 but actually extended over some 100 years from that date.

HS have been traditionally described as polydispersed heterogeneous organic compounds with large molecular weight [10].

Despite a large scatter in experimental data, charge-injection barrier at organic/metal interfaces has been traditionally described as a function of metal work function.

Relict glacial and periglacial landforms are widely identified in mid-latitude regions that have been traditionally described as having been shaped by the "normal" processes of fluvial erosion.

Although nothing resulted from the match, Anne has been traditionally described as being his "first love".

These effigies, more usual in execution, also form a contrast; they are traditionally described as active and thoughtful, respectively.

The triple helix model is traditionally described as a chart like Figure 1.

Despite their complexity, they are traditionally described through APIs (the operation signatures) and informal prose (the behaviour).

"Coherence" is traditionally described as the relationships that link the ideas in a text to create meaning for the readers.

They are traditionally described as "the four P's," and consist of "Product," "Promotion," "Pricing," and "Distribution" (as my Prof put it, the "P" in Distribution is soft).