Sentence examples for described described from inspiring English sources
Private Manning described described lax security where "everyone just sat at their workstations… watching music videos, car chases, buildings exploding, weak servers, weak logging, weak physical security, weak counter-intelligence, inattentive signal analysis…a perfect storm".
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As I've described described before, because of a misguided/misspent youth with an over-consumption of hallucinogenics, my memory for how and when things took place is often muddled in my brain.
This study provides valuable insights into the commonalities between physicians, nurses, and relatives from these three countries in how they described describe and use continuous sedation until death.
In radiation oncology specifically, the delivery of ionizing radiation is difficult enough to describe; describing radiation toxicity in terms of the underlying physics and biology is daunting.
The Apple patent, which includes images that still bear Kodak's branding on technical drawings representing the system it describes, describes a system with multiple camera sensors to cover multiple angles, and to provide coverage in multiple directions.
Cash is often described as described as "king", but for many SMEs it can be a pain.
AW: And earlier when we were talking, you kind of described — you described it as sort of a textbook.
But it was hardly described medically, and hardly described in the public sphere either.
What I found was sharply at odds with what Chagnon described... Writer describes the bewilderment of many anthropologists who studied the tribes described in Chagnon's writings..
The model is described at, with XSbapec describing how it is implemented in Sherpa.
