Sentence examples for description of the movement from inspiring English sources
What's the description of the movement?
Computer vision allows the simultaneous recording of the user and the spatial container and a full description of the movement behavior.
Contemporaries talked misleadingly of a "great depression," but, however misleading the phrase was as a description of the movement of economic indexes, the period as a whole was one of doubt and tension.
Her book, "Boiling Mad: Inside Tea Party America," is an anecdotal description of the movement, supplemented by an April 2010 New York Times/CBS News poll (already a generation away from the fast-moving character of the insurgents).
The measurements for small and medium fractional free areas with all the systems can be well represented by the Pilhofer formulation, which is based on the fluid-dynamic description of the movement of drop swarms.
Rodriguez-Iturbe and Valdes (1979) presented a probabilistic description of the movement of runoff through the drainage network of the catchment.
However, the spherical coordinate system is a more suited system for the description of the movements presented in the former item.
His greatest triumph, the Dirac equation of 1928, made Heisenberg's and Schrödinger's descriptions of the movement of the electron compatible with Einstein's theory of relativity, and predicted the existence of positrons - positive electrons, a form of antimatter - four years before they were actually observed.
As it turns out, the CNN poll doesn't describe the protests, only referring to them as "Occupy Wall Street". And so, in a sense, this does confirm that the previous polls may hve increased support with their descriptions of the movement.
Ambiguities and inconsistencies in the descriptions of the movements, along with some implications which arise from this are discussed.
(Kafka usually gives very precise descriptions of the movements and gestures of his characters). Compared to this, as an articulation of self-disgust, Metamorphosis is as clear as day.
