Sentence examples for described as comprising from inspiring English sources

Excluding those claims, the province can be described as comprising three well-defined zones.

"Lawn" is a collaboration with the filmmaker Ben Speth, with whom the choreographer says he has shared a dialogue for years, and the composer James Baker, whose score is described as comprising electronically disfigured natural sounds.

The light-emitting three-terminal device (LET) can be described as comprising two polymer light-emitting diodes (LEDs) connected back-to-back with an internal common electrode.

While Egypt is typically described as comprising four regions — upper and lower Egypt, greater Cairo and the Suez Canal and Sinai region — the prosecution suggested that the maps showed a plan to dismember the country.

French officials said that French helicopters attacked a military camp, apparently one that a NATO statement described as comprising 14 military vehicles, as well as "two shelters and 12 tents".

The exopod of the third and succeeding appendages has been described as comprising two elements in Leanchoilia superlata L. persephone and L. illecebrosa[ 6, 10].

Following the Earl of Essex's failed rebellion, he had travelled to Spain to raise support for English Catholics, a mission which the authorities would later describe as comprising part of a 'Spanish Treason'.

The state that it identifies is described as 'PD', comprising aspects of both depression and anxiety.

Other studies using 454 sequencing also have described singletons as comprising a large proportion of their transcriptome (e.g. 81.7% [ 52]; 58.5% [ 29]; 55.3% [ 53]) with a subset getting annotated.

Race tensions have been exacerbated in Victoria with much of the state's media coverage of crime focussing on Melbourne's so-called "Apex gang", which some news organisations have wrongly described as being comprised of largely African youth.

HS structure has been described as being comprised of alternating domains of highly sulfated regions (S-domains) separated by less sulfated regions (NA-domains) which are generally connected by regions containing intermediate levels of sulfation (transition domains).