Sentence examples for description for which from inspiring English sources
Although this description for which 'Petrarch' is shorthand is world-indexed, it shares the descriptive content of the non-indexed 'the famous humanist most closely associated with the Italian Renaissance'.
Spying and lying about it comes with the job description for which Obama applied and was reappointed.
This formulation relies on the mixed Eulerian Lagrangian description, for which exact nonlinear equations are derived.
His defence didn't wash, of course, and, like the others who signed the king's death warrant, was hung, drawn and quartered - the description for which revolting punishment is given in rather unpleasant detail.
A statement by the Pennsylvania state police said Joyner "exceeded the scope of the employment description" for which he was approved and "in doing so he is alleged to have demeaned the image of the department".
Amy Ellen Schwartz, director of the Institute for Education and Social Policy at New York University, who is heading the Leadership Academy study, wonders whether the school system has constructed "a job description for which there are very few really good candidates".
For this reason, we excluded entries with SDF files containing descriptions for which InChI identifiers should not be generated.
"Many companies don't understand their hiring needs," Chestnut says, "and, as a result, have only a vague idea of what defines a great job candidate… [as such], companies will end up posting job descriptions for which no ideal candidate actually exists".
In his email, Goff listed 20 digitally focused job descriptions for which the campaign is aiming to make new hires, including mobile app engineers, social media strategists, online video producers and analytics specialists.
The first question included eight short case descriptions for which physicians needed to indicate if the clients in these descriptions were eligible for treatment according to the COTiD program.
The methodology builds on a hardware description language for which the designer manages dynamic connections between data token sources and sinks.
