Sentence examples for combines description from inspiring English sources

We present ARTIGENCE, a representation language that combines description logics and Horn rules with uncertainty.

This pair of cases combines description (Part 1) of the political management of a festering issue at the sprawling U.S. Department of Agriculture, with description (Part 2) of specific steps designed to promote and institutionalize organizational change.

But Arctic Dreams: Imagination and Desire in a Northern Landscape is the real McCoy: a work of tremendous ambition that combines description of natural forms and processes in an environment that is among the bleakest and richest on Earth with profound thought on human dwelling and alienation.

Buck combines descriptions of marriage, parenthood, and complex human emotions with depictions of Chinese reverence for the land and for a specific way of life.

Beginning with the lungs and heart, and moving through the blood, brain, skin, gonads and guts, Dr. Sanghavi combines descriptions of their functions and how disease sets in with observations of how the children and their families deal with illness.

This research is about the development of an integrated model of design that combines descriptions of design content and process in order to improve the design practitioner's ability to navigate complex projects.

Combining Description Logic (DL) ontologies and nonmonotonic rules has gained increasing attention in the past decade, due to the growing range of applications of DLs.

Vasari's pioneering work, Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors and Architects, which combined descriptions and criticisms of artwork with gossipy anecdotes about their makers, misses out Moroni completely.

His mastery of these various ways of writing poetry makes a welcome change from the pinched irony favoured by more experimental writers.Second, Mr Maxwell has decided to combine descriptions of the life of a poet in contemporary London with Greek myth.

The editors successfully bridge urban health inquiry and public health practice by combining descriptions of issues in urban health, methods used in urban health studies, and examples from practitioners.

MEONF-II is based within an interdisciplinary nursing framework, combining descriptions of mealtime problems with classical signs of undernutrition in order to facilitate detection of problems in need of interventions [ 8, 9].