Sentence examples for described out of from inspiring English sources
All the King's Men has a complex narrative structure: events are described out of sequence to demonstrate the relationship between the past and the present.
Within the species, at least four CMSs (Owen, CMS-E, CMS-G, and CMS-H) have been described out of a total of 20 mt types through the use of restriction fragment length polymorphism markers (Cuguen et al. 1994).
The workers described out-of-hours shifts paid in cash during which they mixed the different meats, and said relabelling of horsemeat had been going on for up to five years.
One of the articles described out-of-town journalists' fondness for quoting a Florida International University professor abhorred by conservatives for saying Miami had some characteristics of "a banana republic".
Finally, a third set of analyses was carried out to assess the relationship between the BOLD signal during emotion processing and accuracy scores from the previously described out-of-scanner Ekman 60 tests (Table 2, Model 5).
Both terms describe out-of-control phenomena that human society has unwittingly unleashed upon itself.
Recalling his direction of "La Cage aux Folles" in 1983, Laurents describes out-of-town Broadway-goers not imagined to have sympathy for gay characters as "Lampshade Harry and his squealing wife".
This paper describes out-of-plane and in-plane measurements of a flextensional transducer on a laboratory bench and out-of-plane measurements on transducers immersed in a large test tank.
Since it is difficult to describe out-of-plane deformations in the DFT studies, molecular dynamics (MD) simulation is an effective technique to study the effect of ripples under axial loading.
A low value of I D/I D′ indicates that the defects are on-site defects, which describe out-of-plane atoms bonded to carbon atoms (namely, sp3 hybridization) [29].
Godin is widely known for his book "Permission Marketing" and "purple cow" theory, which is what he uses to describe out-of-the-ordinary marketing ideas.
