Sentence examples for collective description from inspiring English sources
Massimo Rancati More from Going Solo Chromatist: It seems that the collective description of Daniel Wilson's sound is 'minimal' – yet between the vocals and the arrangements of his tracks there is an outpouring of feeling and honesty.
Overall, the present collective description aims an introductory guidance for the individual papers of the special issue on the Korean tidal flat, with provisioning several key maps to be cross-utilized or referred.
Serbto et al. [3], by making use of the collective description derived by Bonifacio et al. [4], discussed the characteristic of a gas-filled FEL and shown that the efficiency and power enhanced considerably.
Campylobacteriosis is a collective description for infectious diseases caused by members of the bacterial genus Campylobacter.
The organizing theme regarding the characteristics of a note provides a collective description of quality on which the four stakeholder groups substantially agreed.
It is not the first time the prime minister has faced robust criticism for his collective descriptions of refugees and migrants, described as "dehumanising" a few months previously when he described the numbers of people seeking refuge in Europe as a "swarm".
Based on the collective descriptions of the five taxa now considered to be G. marginata, the texture of the surface shows significant variation.
When more than one binding site is involved in gene regulation, as in higher eukaryotes, their collective formal description is more elaborate.
It can be expected that with the advance of technology, a large number of folding trajectories may soon become available and nMDS can prove to be a robust method to find collective coordinates for description of folding processes.
The Clustering Monte Carlo (CMC) algorithm was developed with particular aim to provide a realistic description of collective motions on the lattice.
His description of collective consciousness also deeply influenced the Turkish nationalism of Ziya Gökalp, the founding father of Turkish sociology.
