Sentence examples for describes a core from inspiring English sources

This Complaint is a textbook example of an industry giant using a spurious lawsuit to bully a small entity into giving up its right to use a generic, common term that merely describes a core function of its service".

Color's name, while initially striking some people as slightly off if only for all its other connotations, is valid in that it accurately describes a core function of the Color Labs product, namely the fact that people are sharing images (a collection of colored pixels) through the app.

In 2008, and building on earlier work, The UK Council for Clinical Communication in Undergraduate Medical Education (a grouping of clinical communication leads for all UK Medical Schools, hereafter referred to as UK Council) published a national consensus statement [ 5] which describes a core curriculum for inclusion in medical curricula.

The reference pan-genome was found to be 283,622 bp in length, and describes a core-genome found in the majority of prophages, as well as an accessory genome more unique to individual prophages.

It's rare that I find myself agreeing with Mr. Brooks, but he has accurately described a core problem affecting socioeconomic mobility among poorer Americans.

These "describe a core sense of who people actually are, as well as a core sense of who people would ideally like to be," said Dr. Shang, a professor of philanthropic psychology at Plymouth University in Britain.

We take advantage of the capabilities of sets (intervals and their Cartesian products) when describing a core structure of classes of patterns in the form of some hyperboxes.

The report also described a core of union supervisors who were paid, in an idiosyncrasy unique to the waterfront, for every hour that workers under their care were on the clock, even if they themselves were at home barbecuing or mowing their grass.

Speaking with TechCrunch, Bhattacharya described a core component of Lucy as "externalizing all these capabilities on the cloud," referring to IBM's global cloud computing network of enterprise technologies accessed by devices, PCs, laptops, or wearables.

Our framework (Figure 1) seeks to describe a core set of values that guides basic and applied Biomedical Informatics science to ensure the ongoing implementation and support of P4 medicine: Figure 1 Conceptual model for the "4I" approach to P4 Medicine.

From our 118 reports, 20 described a core experience and 18 (15.3%) met the criteria for NDEs (Greyson NDEs total score >6/32 (7 to 19)).