Sentence examples for common descriptor from inspiring English sources

Yet the most common descriptor applied to him, by friends and foes and even Jobs himself, is "asshole".

Relative humidity is the most common descriptor of humidity, but it doesn't describe the amount of water in air; rather its relative saturation.

It is important to note that non-denominational is a common descriptor for many "megachurches", which tend to be fundamentalist in outlook.

Maybe at this age, "cute" is a common descriptor.

Fast forward to today, and "self-driving car" is becoming a common descriptor.

Of these, the most common descriptor was moderate or moderate-vigorous (40%).

"Common descriptors thrown around include 'appliance,'beigege' and 'boring,' " a 2011 review by Motor Trend magazine said.

A "Japanese" man, a "white" woman, an "Irish Catholic" network executive — common descriptors, perhaps, in everyday talk.

We show that our approach is superior to a common descriptor-based standard technique.

Then the common descriptors appeared in all the models were extracted to build the final QSAR model.

Attempt was made to find out the common descriptors present in various models indicating their importance for adsorption capacity on to activated carbon.