Sentence examples for description of the target from inspiring English sources

For most assignments, Smothers said, Payne gave him the target's street name and an address, along with a description of the target and his vehicle.

Recently drug discovery programs have refocused on the need for a fuller structural and molecular description of the target molecule.

Using a method of first-passage processes, a full dynamic description of the target search is presented.

We propose an efficient uncertainty quantification framework that makes use of multiple probabilistic graphical models to yield a nonparametric Gaussian mixture description of the target probability distribution.

The description of the target addresses one of the central mysteries surrounding the Sept. 6 attack, and suggests that Israel carried out the raid to demonstrate its determination to snuff out even a nascent nuclear project in a neighboring state.

This review provides a description of the target site for bacterial lower airway infections and describes the penetration of antibiotics into lung matrices.

Description of the targeting of an intracellular tumour antigen with monoclonal antibody, laying the groundwork for CAR targeting of intracellular antigens when presented in an HLA complex.

To obtain FISC approval for monitoring of communications like phone calls and emails, the government need only provide the FISC with a description of the "targeting" and "minimization" procedures it will employ to reduce the number of U.S. persons (citizens and legal residents) whose communications are intercepted and minimize the amount of data which is stored unnecessarily.

A description of the targeting strategy to produce both lines of flx/flx mice has previously been published (8, 26).

Unlike other modeling tools most of which use libraries to model small, well-posed problems in limited domains and rely on their users to supply detailed descriptions of the target system Pret works with nonlinear systems in multiple domains and interacts directly with the real world via sensors and actuators.

Different mathematical descriptions of the target system are possible, such as general equilibrium models (e.g. E3ME [1]), linear programs (e.g. TIMES [2]), stochastic models (e.g. [3], especially [4]) or mixed complementary problems (e.g. [5]).