Sentence examples for description of actual from inspiring English sources
Dr. Pinker's is a statistical description of actual killings.
A jury rejected the invasion of privacy and libel claims, holding that parody could not reasonably be considered a description of actual events, but ruled in favour of Falwell on the emotional distress claim.
In this excerpt, Updike, who also compared Vargas Llosa to Nabokov, analyzes how the writer's politics inform his shrewd fictional portraits: His is a model of the most that political fiction can be: a description of actual social conditions and a delineation of personalities motivated by political concerns….
People like me predicted right from the start that large budget deficits would have little effect on interest rates, that large-scale "money printing" by the Fed (not a good description of actual Fed policy, but never mind) wouldn't be inflationary, that austerity policies would lead to terrible economic downturns.
Figure 16 The description of actual and estimated NLOS condition.
"Context of use" means the description of actual conditions under which an interactive system is being evaluated.
Descriptions of actual human behavior refute tendentiousness and slander.
He liked vectors tremendously, he said, because they were descriptions of actual physical events.
Woodward, a young British architectural historian, claims to have been obsessed with ruins since childhood; here he interweaves personal reflections (which hover just this side of preciousness) with historical descriptions of actual ruins — castles, follies, blitzed London, and, above all, Rome — and the writers and artists who have been captivated by them.
Giving better descriptions of actual constitutive behaviors, nonlinear kinematic hardening models are frequently considered as an ad hoc approach by directly prescribing the hardening laws.
Experts recalled more words than novices, but in the intentional condition, they did so only when the words were grouped so as to form possible descriptions of actual wines (Varietal), but not when meaningless combinations of words (Shuffled) were used.
