"The men, woemen (sic), children, country and houses are all black," she added, "but I cannot by any description give an idea of its strange and extraordinary appearance".
The article contains description of an idea, operation, analysis, design and test-results of time-to-digital-converter (TDC) based on multiple-tapped-delay-line (MTDL).
His description gives us an idea of how Karadzic might present himself in court, if he ever does show up: His bouffant hairdo and similarly puffy words—he is a poet and a psychiatrist as well as a despot can be examined by viewers in a variety of states and statelets….
The company description gives people an idea of what your clothing line is about, what differentiates you from your competitors, and the markets you want to gain a foothold in.
Different annotations are often given for the entries of a single cluster, but comparison of these different descriptions will give an idea of the function of the orthologs.
Later, on the basis of more or less the same considerations as those of Schrödinger quoted above, Einstein again concluded that the wave function does not provide a complete description of individual systems, an idea he called "this most nearly obvious interpretation" (Einstein 1949, p. 672).
Vermeer's realism - any realism - is not a blunt description of the world but an idea.
That description would give rise to an idea of the "mixed regime" or "mixed constitution" which would become influential in its own right, as we shall see below (section 6).
Therefore, in the output of coherence, the logical and textual meanings are both included in the description, which can give us an idea of how the coherent text works with the relevant tokens and logical relations.
My description or text might spark an idea for Ginger, or she might send a picture that gave me an idea for a line in the book.
