Sentence examples for described stand from inspiring English sources

Although Rabbi Eckstein half-jokingly described Stand for Israel as "the Christian Aipac" -- referring to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the principal lobbying organization in Washington for Israel -- the group's charitable tax status will not allow it to lobby Congress or the White House.

We described stand structure and used beetles as biodiversity indicators to compare the ecological value of salvaged stands, managed afterwards with three different silvicultural treatments, with unsalvaged stands, 20 years after the last spruce budworm outbreak.

Votta described "Stand" as "lackluster and mild", but called "Glad You Came" the "strongest Warbler number since Blaine's defection".

Among these proteins, CDCP1 and CD151, whose involvement in PCa has already been described, stand out as possible biomarkers considering that they were more concentrated in vesicles released by prostate cancer cells than in those released by normal epithelial prostate cells [ 92].

Minchin recently described stand-up as "an artistic one-night stand", in the pejorative sense rather than the literal; however, the vague, uncertain and distracted persona of this wide-eyed, wild-haired performer can't mask that he's more practised at the banter now, if not fluent.

Roger Angell, who later wrote a famed article in The New Yorker about the game, described stands that "hummed with ceaseless, nervous sounds of conversation and speculation — an impatience for the denouement, and a fear of it, too".

Producers Hannah Bevan and Michelle Walker describe Stand as unlike any other show the Playhouse has ever worked on, adding that "to be bombarded with audience responses ever since the show opened about how joyful and inspiring they found it was nothing short of a dream".

Individual tree forest growth and yield models usually employ a set of equations to describe stand development over time.

Although LiDAR has been widely used to describe stand structural dimensions the utility of this technology to predict spatial variation in wood quality traits is largely unexplored.

The shifting mosaic of patches in different phases of forest development is a widely used framework for describing stand dynamics, structure and biodiversity in European temperate forests.

A Markov chain model was developed to describe stand transition between pre-defined states, with high-frequency shocks and rare natural catastrophes.