Sentence examples for described classic from inspiring English sources

Later, he vigorously cross-examined the prosecution's first witness, a former British military sharpshooter who described classic sniper techniques and the importance of having two people on a sniper team, one to shoot and the other to spot targets.

Tartt could have described classic landmarks like Central Park and even the Plaza, but A La Vielle Russie is full of connotations all its own.

As described, classic UV-measurements (concentration and purity) may be helpful in determining DNA input for PCR in the favorable samples only.

Four clinical variants of KS have been described: classic, African, iatrogenic and AIDS-related.

The biophysical profiles of the modeled FYVE domains in Arabidopsis suggest membrane-targeting mechanisms ranging from the previously described classic modes to the novel binding mode of the class V FYVE domains, which seem to be found only in plants.

It was defined as a "degenerative intraspinal cyst associated with an intervertebral disc" or an "atypical spinal synovial cyst", suggesting a similarity with the most frequently described classic synovial cysts, which have been reported both in humans and in dogs [ 6].

But Dr. Boyd and others suspect the sharp rise reflected a response to the terrorist attacks, although a direct link is hard to pin down because many first-time patients describe classic symptoms of distress without specifically mentioning hijackings, war or bioterrorism.

Before introducing the ASVM, we first describe classic optimal design methods, the A-optimal and D-optimal designs.

Patients may not describe classic postural symptoms, but instead mention nonspecific weakness or lethargy.

Moulis et al.[ 2], Dash et al.[ 3] and Kussman and Gohara [ 4] all describe classic clinical presentations of RPGN with negative serologic testing for circulating anti-GBM IgG autoantibodies (as well as negative testing for other causes of RPGN, such as ANCA and lupus) but firm diagnoses of anti-GBM nephritis made by kidney biopsies.

In addition, we used criteria for describing classic ATN as proposed by Thadhani and colleagues [ 8]; we recognise that if we used a broader definition for ATN, by incorporating more subtle renal histopathologic changes (that is, endothelial injury, evidence of apoptosis), the sensitivity of our search would probably have been increased.