Sentence examples for described settings from inspiring English sources

But unlike so many pretentious works of fiction today, Estleman's hardboiled, Detroit-based tales of intrigue, wrongdoing and, ultimately, justice develop three-dimensional, often unforgettable characters (among them in this book, a Larry Flynt-like pornographer) set in finely wrought, factually described settings.

Peptide fragmentation data were generated by automated Data Dependent Acquisition (DDA) and submitted for database searches (Populus protein database; 45 555 entries, assembly release version 1.1) using previously described settings from Bylesjö et al. [ 8], except that peptide tolerance was set to 100 ppm and fragment tolerance to 0.1 Da.

Richly described settings — Narnia, Middle-earth, Hogwarts — become places that people can imagine on their own.

The experiment is conducted for this scenario in the four described settings.

Thus we can say that in the described settings active engagement proved to be better than passive.

Figure 3 shows a trace measured with the SA (with described settings) of the actual WiMAX signal as a function of the frequency.

In Free Spaces, Evans and I describe settings such as religious congregations, locally rooted unions and businesses, schools, fraternal and sisterly organizations, cultural groups, and other local face-to-face settings.

For the first time, this review presents an overview of the field of home-based music therapy and describes settings and conditions represented by an international spectrum of articles.

The term 'backstage' from Goffman [ 34] is used to describe settings that are not directly 'patient-facing', where work with and about patients (including their representations in texts and records) does not also involve interacting with patients directly.

Kennedy et al. developed a two-stage sample survey to estimate the size of the workforce in the state and to describe settings as well as job and personnel characteristics.

The paper described five settings for Chinese monetary policy: easy, suitably easy, stable, suitably tight and tight.