Sentence examples for description to define from inspiring English sources

You could actually use this description to define money anyway.

The glossaries are compact and rely more on illustrations than written description to define terms.

Carnap introduces the apparatus of state-descriptions to define the formal semantic notion of L-truth.

The process began with the panelists again receiving training on how to use Co-Measure, including written descriptions to define potentially ambiguous terms such as "occasionally," "usually," "multiple paths," and "co-creates".

Massachusetts courts have used a multiplicity of terms and descriptions to define what conduct is disorderly: that which causes public inconvenience, annoyance or harm; engaging in fighting or violent, tumultuous behavior.

The developed robustness description allows to define stability conditions for all those cases very accurately.

Some reasons of the former include: the number of existing patterns, the emergence of new patterns, the heterogeneity in the natural language descriptions used to define them and the lack of tools for automatic pattern analysis.

Further challenges lie in defining the intervention(s), identifying the geographical areas and population(s) affected (a helpful description of attempts to define a motorway extension and a congestion charging scheme is presented by Ogilvie et al 2006) [ 80].

This description is intended to define not only a way to characterize precisely all the facial areas covered but also the intensity and distribution of pigmentation disorders in each of these areas.

For EpiCollect v1, we defined a set of XML tags (a vocabulary; ) that allow all elements of project description to be defined in a single document.

In the end, attacking becomes like pornography in Justice Potter Stewart's famous description: it's hard to define, but you know it when you see it.