Contemporary Puebloans are customarily described as belonging to either the eastern or the western division.
In Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya and Iran, designated by western democracies as posing threats that might justify military action, the threat they posed (and still pose) was customarily described as "undermining western democracy and values".
"Writers don't apply themselves," I was informed by Jerry Wald, a thirty-six-year-old Warner Brothers producer, customarily described as a dynamo, who boasts that he makes twelve times as many pictures as the average producer in Hollywood.
Adsorption is customarily described through an isotherm.
That's not how the charter school lobby is customarily described, I'll allow, but it's most certainly what it's become.
The International Committee of the Fourth International member groups customarily describe themselves as sections of the Fourth International, and the organisation as a whole describes itself as the "leadership of the Fourth International".
Homogenization estimates based on the self-consistent scheme are customarily used to describe the plastic yielding of polycrystals.
Such a substance is customarily represented by a chemical formula that describes the simplest ratio of the number of atoms of the constituent elements, i.e., an empirical formula.
In principle, the optical tweezers use force that are exerted by the intensity gradients in the strongly focused beam of light to trap and move the microscopic volume of matter, in which the optical force are customarily and may be described for a trapped mass/volume that give a viscous damping defined by the relationship equate optical force with Stokes force as follow [ 21, 22].
The playing of loud music, customarily hip-hop or heavy metal, is part of a standard procedure that the Department of the Army describes as "futility": "[The] collector convinces the source that resistance to questioning is futile.
