Sentence examples for by a description that from inspiring English sources

In this way, the environment is completely parametrised by a description that is purely statistical.

If function is indeed transparent, it should not be implausible to suppose that reference is determined by a description that specifies the function in question.

Thus, if there are processes in the world that might be seen as a manifestation of backward causation, these are not to be depicted by a description that leaves them to be time reversed cases of ordinary forward causal processes (Faye 1981/1989, 1997, 2002).

In addition to "reducing major illnesses," Specter continued, the new research money will "stimulate the economy by producing good, high-paying jobs --a description that may surprise the postdocs and research assistants who will end up holding many of those jobs --a

Another technology trend was evident in "X by wire" concepts -- a description that serves as industry shorthand for steering, braking or shifting that are controlled electronically, not mechnically.

"There never was, and never will be, a successful entertainment fuelled by pure cynicism," he writes – a description that could also apply to his own work.

About 20 minutes later they were approached by Pritchard's sister who gave a description that matched the deceased.

By creating a description that manipulates model fragments as first-class objects, designers' work of model creation and maintenance can be greatly simplified.

Over the course of the 19th century, wives and mothers who worked long hours in the home rather than earning wages came to be described as "dependents" who were "supported" by their husbands, a description that early feminists fiercely challenged.

At the time, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg hailed the creation of jobs and housing, and the city justified taking the private property by declaring the area "blighted" — a description that Mr. Bae and the other business owners found galling.

Each species is represented by a full description that includes identification field marks, local names, status, habitat, voice, nesting, range, and comments about the bird.