Sentence examples for described with only from inspiring English sources

He helped patent what has been described, with only slight exaggeration, as "the world's most powerful nonnuclear explosive": an Astrolite bomb.

This model allows a given soil to be described with only one set of parameters, for example from a loose to a dense state or from a normally consolidated to an over-consolidated state.

Compared to the two-parameter Langmuir Hinshelwood equation, all the previous features and the dependence on the light intensity are described with only three parameters, which collect all the kinetic constants, and account for experimental concentrations of substrate and electron scavenger, light intensity and catalytic system characteristics.

The optimal future management can be described with only 3 parameters, namely the coefficients of the reservation price function.

In summary, our dust model can be described with only seven parameters: real (m 0) and imaginary (k 0) parts of RI of silicate substrate, volume mixing ratio of hematite inclusion (ρ A ), effective radius (r eff) and effective variance (v eff) of size distribution, and optical depth and scale height (z s ) of extinction coefficient at wavelength 550 nm.

Shoulder motion is then described with only two rotational degrees of freedom, namely, shoulder elevation/depression and pro-/retraction.

In fact, if you look at the back cover of Colin Amery's book on the architecture of the Sainsbury Wing (Colin Amery, A Celebration of Art and Architecture: The National Gallery Sainsbury Wing, London, 1991), you will find an illustration of the sequence of spaces that John Tusa describes with only the Cima hanging in an otherwise empty space.

Representatives for the three jailed Americans say they are dealing with the challenges Cocks describes with only minimal U.S. government support.

Serum was isolated and analyzed for specific antibodies using the ELISA technique previously described, with the only exception of using a peroxidated anti-ferret antibody instead of an anti-human one.

Six variants of the RPS19 transcript have been described with differences only in length of the 5'UTR from the use of alternate transcription initiation sites [7], [13], [30], [31].

Past intrigues and betrayals were described with relish, but only when the narrative was sufficiently deep in the past to become a kind of folk story, like today's bodice-ripping fictionalizations of Henry VIII's era.