Sentence examples for description belonged from inspiring English sources

That description belonged to David Price, the Rays' electrifying 24-year-old left-hander, who overpowered the Yankees through seven and two-thirds innings.

Note also that the above description belongs to the set of so-called stochastic models of iPSC that seem in accordance with known experimental facts [42].

369 contigs (61.4%%) from this description belong to GO term "carotenoid" (GO 0016117).

And the most evocative of his descriptions belong in the company of the best and most reflective writers on landscape and nature.

This description, however, belonged to an inactive concept (duplicate) "139394000|Nocturia (finding)|".

Her own outfit matched neither description; rather, it belonged to the grande dame character, the doyenne who long ago learned the value of quality.

Under this description, rational theology belonged to scientia indeed, it was the "queen of sciences"—because its premises were the highest and most certain.

Since genes can be part of different pathways or have more than one function at the same time, the same gene can have more than one GO description (GO term) and thus belong to more than one of the earlier mentioned categories.

All terms (descriptions, etc) belonging to the same gene have been integrated and are presented as single entry.

This led to their conclusion that 'taxonomic description no longer belongs to those who do nothing else; species description is much more widely practiced'.

Consider the brief and bewildering speech from the opening scene of Henry VIII in which Norfolk defends a seemingly hyperbolic description: As I belong to worship, and affect In honour, honesty, the tract of every thing, Would by a good discourser lose some life, Which action's self was tongue to.