Sentence examples for description conforms from inspiring English sources

This description conforms to the Lewis description.

Somehow, this plot description conforms to the experience of watching the film: for about the first half, the exposition is explicit and stepwise, and the director, Robert Schwentke, can't do much with it.

Cultural heritage collections may include very diverse materials, with descriptions that conform to different standards.

These descriptions broadly conform to Janet's (1920) model of narrowing of attention or 'contraction of the field of consciousness', although Yealland did not make this link explicitly.

Freddie's choices under a description using relative sizes conform to the axioms defining a preference.

We have very little evidence that anything more than a small fraction of actual existent religion is like this, but when it does conform to this description, heathens have no reason to dismiss it as false.

The data doesn't seem to conform to this description, because the economy does quite well during the second terms of Democratic Presidents, but there are nonetheless reasons to question Blinder's reading of the data, too.

The court's description of the events also conformed to the most cinematic scenario among those making the rounds in Beijing political circles: On the evening of November 13 , 2011 Bogu Kailai went to Heywood when he was staying in Room 1605 at Building No. 16 of the Nanshan Lijing Holiday Hotel and drank alcoholic drinks and tea with him.

2. Terrible job descriptions: I had no idea how to write a job description, let alone one that conformed to the structure of my employer and would attract the appropriate candidates.

The gregarine we isolated from Pugettia gracilis conformed to the description of Thiriotia by Desportes et al. [53]; this new gregarine species possessed a rare form of latero-frontal syzygy and resembled the overall morphology of the sketches of Thiriotia ( =  Porospora) pisae by Trégouboff [53].

This line conforms to prior descriptions of the contact zone [ 25, 55, 56] and our own field observations.