Sentence examples for describe a drop from inspiring English sources

In recent years Drupal (the name, according to its Web site, is derived from druppel, the Dutch word used to describe a drop of water) has become more popular.

The federal report also described a drop in dissolved oxygen levels in deep water near the well, which it said probably resulted from the rapid reproduction of oil-eating microbes.

In 2013, in the only study regarding the use of a FIESTA sequence, Ishikawa et al. [18] described a drop in the vestibular cistern signal in 25 cases of vestibular schwannomas.

In 2000 Muller et al. [28] described a drop of fT4 levels and an increase of TSH levels.

Two studies described a drop-in centre in a hospital [ 38, 51] and in a third services were provided ostensibly for 'war trauma' rather than specifying 'sexual violence', thus offering users a greater degree of protection [ 53].

Contact angle also is a term used to describe a process where a drop of liquid is in contact with a solid surface and exhibits its angle towards the surface.

Eyewitnesses describe a fighter jet dropping the device, a low explosion, followed by columns of fire and smoke.

The other (what you might call the underdog camp) is convinced the turn of phrase is an expression for taking a large, truck-sized dump; a term used to describe a lady who drops a hefty deuce.

On the main television news at noon, the anchor described "a new drop in world stock markets," discussing declines in Japan and Europe that he called a reaction to losses the day before in New York.

These observations are supported by a previous report that describes an 80% drop in cytochrome C and only transient caspase 3 and 9 activity in cultured erythroid cells as they mature [67].

The police and security officials in Kashmir say it is hard to know whether snowdrifts or a shift in Pakistan's policy are responsible for what they describe as a drop-off in violence over the last two weeks.