Sentence examples for description in the case from inspiring English sources

We provide a similar description in the case of the Hodgkin-Huxley neurons.

Analysts say it was previously reluctant to apply the description in the case of Turkey for fear of upsetting Ankara and the 3.5 million people in Germany who are Turkish nationals or of Turkish origin.

Each UID provides a link to an HTML page displaying detailed information about the selected entry a scientific publication in the case of the PubMed database or a gene description in the case of the Gene database.

These models are based on anatomical injury descriptions (in the case of ISS) and physiologic parameters to include vital signs and the Glasgow coma scale (in the case of the RTS).

It can be observed that this interaction influences the values of k in the NIR domain, while for the UV-VIS interval, the description must be done resorting to the tight-binding description, as in the case of the presented CeNi5 films.

In the case of the Text-based method the text that is taken into consideration during the computation is only the shape's description but in the case of Utility-based method additional text is used, taken from the additional contextual elements that the user defined from the interface such as the Title of the diagram, its description, the parent shapes text and the children shapes text.

Furthermore, if one relies on the strict description reported in the case of a deviation from protocol, the outcome of interest of a participant who is excluded should be known.

In their description of the case in the British Medical Journal in 1966 Dr Peter Moss and Dr Colin McEvedy write: "What became epidemic was a piece of behaviour consequent on an emotional state; excitement or, in the latter stages, frank fear, led to overbreathing.

Kripke's view posed a serious challenge to the prevailing "description" theory, which held that the referent of a name is the individual who is picked out by an associated definite description, such as (in the case of Aristotle) the teacher of Alexander the Great.

This analytical description is exact in the case of infinitely "soft" learning and infinite number of cells.

However, "rat" is permissible where it is dictated by the gene name or description, for example, in the case of Lrat, which is an acronym for Lecithin retinol acyltransferase.