Sentence examples for described directly from inspiring English sources

In comparison, within the narrative summary used here the chain of argumentation, deviant results and uncertainties are described directly without prior translation in scores.

In the two previous truth definitions this class is described directly; in the quantifier elimination case it is described in terms of a boolean combination of formulas of a simple kind.

For examples, some known TGs in PID are not mentioned in abstracts and no aliases or synonyms of HIF-1 are described directly in the abstract of CAIX TG.

After this, shape differences can be described directly by the distances between corresponding points or by partial warp scores measured by non-linearly transforming (warping) all landmark sets to a reference set.

Also no representation of state is being considered, but actions are described directly.

This was either described directly as the society's economic situation or expressed as the HDI.

And I began to think that Rattigan's work may have benefited from his not being able to describe directly his own erotic nature.

Not the most direct comparison in terms of content, but the way both records make you feel is impossible to describe directly, and comparing them together is the best I can do.

He certainly did not heed them in recent coverage, which The Economist is not able to describe directly: "I just don't see what such rules have got to do with it all.

In addition, Artefact elements could be used to describe directly (by text) the Power, Coordination or Control relations.

Two newly implemented simulation techniques, parallel replica dynamics and replica exchange molecular dynamics, can now describe directly from simulations the kinetics and thermodynamics of peptide formation, respectively.