Sentence examples for described as phantom from inspiring English sources

She especially remembers the constant ringing of her beeper, so much so that when she first left political life, she suffered from what she described as "phantom beeper" — the fear that her beeper was still going off when she no longer had one.

Ms. Nasar said in an interview that in September 2010 she had received an e-mail from the university listing more than $70,000 in what she described as "phantom I.T. charges" — expenses attributed to her that she says she never incurred.

The complete formalism and measurement procedure for this phantom is described, as well as the preliminary results obtained in a number of centers around Brazil.

In recent years, however, increasing amounts of data and the ability to overlay divergent phenomena has led to studies that try to make sense of what is sometimes described as a "phantom concept".

The committee has also opened an investigation into an incident last year in which McNeil hired private contractors to purchase certain defective Motrin products from stores, an event which Mr. Towns has described as a "phantom recall".

An effort by Johnson & Johnson to buy back defective Motrin pills from store shelves — described as a "phantom recall" by some members of Congress — has come under fire in a lawsuit filed by the state of Oregon against the company.

The sale has been described as creating a phantom profit to hide large losses.

Cubic plate anisotropic phantom, cylinder capillary phantom and water reference phantom are described as a complete set necessary for calibration, validation and normalization of BSD-DTI.

The construction of the phantom is described, as is the resulting simultaneous EEG and near infrared optical tomography experiment, which, to our knowledge, is the first performed on a scale comparable to that of the infant human brain.

The offensive against Fallujah, codenamed Phantom Fury, in 2004 was described as the most bitter fighting experienced by American soldiers since the war in Vietnam.

He had similar trouble getting along with some of his Romanian colleagues, in particular Virgil Arion, the phantom Minister of Education (whom he described as nepotistic, aloof, and especially "lazy").