Sentence examples for description later from inspiring English sources

She called it a "directive" but retracted the description later when presumably somebody reminded her that she is supposed to be an independent member of the judiciary.

Drink out of a chipped mug, a souvenir from a family vacation or weekend getaway in better times, one that can trigger a two-paragraph compare/contrast description later on.

First, our sample (see description later on) includes a set of heterogeneous firms.

As we recalled in the Introduction, it is likely that Gaussian fields provide a better description for the early stage of cortical map development, but that the Gaussian description later acquires drawbacks because it is not compatible with the nonlinearities essential to realistic development scenarii.

For facilitating description later, let us adopt the Chou's peptide formulation that was used for studying HIV protease cleavage sites [ 29, 30], specificity of GalNAc-transferase [ 31], and signal peptide cleavage sites [ 32].

The group of BRCA2-positive cases was defined using information on mutation status for breast cancer patients who had participated in studies of the Icelandic Cancer Society that included collection of blood or paraffin samples (see a further description later).

As Robinson had hoped, the people asked to savour their food gave fuller descriptions later on, and snacked less 3 hours later – consuming 30% fewer calories.

As Carpenter's son Ed told me recently, "The question was, who's gonna win her, Ferry or Perry Dorothyhy's description, decades later, of the scene at the Hayden Inn offers a wry counterpoint to Carpenter's.

These unlikely applications of empathy — to a mussel shell, a fan, a fish condemned to wading through stone — all enter through the unmarked portal of "description"; only later do we realize that what has been described is not what Moore saw but what Moore felt on seeing what she saw.

This page description language, later known as PostScript, described such objects as letters and graphics in mathematical terms, without reference to any specific computer or printer; any device capable of interpreting the language would be able to generate a representation of the page at any resolution the device supported.

This description was later expanded with details exemplifying the middle leaders' views in a full report (Rönnerman and Wilhelmsson 2016).