Sentence examples for describes in very from inspiring English sources

This article describes in very general terms and for a broad audience the basic principles, functionalities, and corresponding algorithms intergrated in the program, and presents its application to a few materials representative of different fields of research where this general approach to the modelling of compositional disorder in crystalline solids could become an essential tool.

MILTON FRIEDMAN's second chapter completes the basic theoretical background by describing, in very general terms, the proper role of government.

Even the august New Yorker felt compelled to run not one, but three blogs about MacFarlane's hosting effort the following day, in which he was described in very unaugust tones as "scrubby, self-satisfied and sexist", "a gross miscalculation" and (whatever would William Shawn say?) a "bitter asshole".

Let us describe in very broad brush strokes how this might work.

Although HHV-6 is closely related to cytomegalovirus (CMV), ocular disease due to HHV-6 has been described in very few patients [2 8].

In part 1 of this entry we will describe in very broad outline the main existing views about how to understand the ideas of modality and formality relevant to logical truth.

So, lying and sex, two things that we like to describe in very convoluted terms.

So, suicide for such a trivial matter does seem a rather excessive reaction by a 46-year-old woman who has been described in very glowing terms by her colleagues.

This is quite a contrast with, for example, Jonathan Schell's book The Fate of the Earth, published back in 1982, which horrified the public by describing in very specific detail what would happen if a nuclear bomb were detonated in Manhattan.

VEP were performed with essentially the same protocol as described in very detail previously [17].

Subcutaneous ENM have been described in very few cases [ 5, 6].