Sentence examples for describes the medium from inspiring English sources

In the 1968 book "World Ceramics," the editor, Robert J. Charleston, describes the medium as "the longest-lived handicraft of which we have continuous knowledge".

Each layer describes the medium discontinuities with the definitions of medium parameters of density, P- and S-wave velocities, and attenuation ((Q_{P}, Q_{S})) beneath the layer.

"Culture condition" describes the medium in which P. purpurogenum IAM15392 was grown before (left) and after replacing the medium (right): Basal represents basal medium, 1 mM Gln represents basal medium containing a final concentration of 1 mM glutamine, and 10 mM Gln represents basal medium containing a final concentration of 10 mM glutamine.

She describes the medium of her production house as "factual entertainment".

Like the word to describe the medium – "comics" – the marketing term "graphic novel" for comics-in-book-form is a misnomer, but it seems we're now stuck with it.

Dylan exploits the fast, expressive possibilities of pastel, which was used most famously in Munch's The Scream, and, more recently, the astonishing works of Paula Rego, who has described the medium as "like painting with your fingers".

In 1985 Will Eisner used the term sequential art to describe the medium in his influential book Comics and Sequential Art, and in 1993 critic Scott McCloud offered this definition in his book Understanding Comics: comics are "juxtaposed pictorial and other images in deliberate sequence, intended to convey information and/or produce an aesthetic response".

We will describe the medium by a scalar field φ=φ r,t) in the Euclidean space ((textbf {r},t) in mathbb {R}^{N} times mathbb {R}).

Chicago described the medium of dry ice as "a metaphor for the preciousness of life".

Notably, the importance of correctly describing the medium composition in growth phenotype predictions has been raised in previous studies [ 26].

This suggests that our modulation spectrum features are suboptimal with respect to describing the medium-term dynamics of the speech signal.