Sentence examples for descriptions indicate from inspiring English sources
Photographs and descriptions indicate that the original corridors were finished floor to ceiling in richly figured marble, with bronze trim.
"Some of the payments descriptions indicate that the donation is being made for the issuance of a license," Mr. Ainley wrote in one report back to Bentonville.
The results of the biomorph (phytolith) analysis and the soil macromorphological descriptions indicate that both the modern and palaeo profiles of both kurgans include Chernozem-type soils, formed under predominantly semi-arid steppe vegetation.
Biblical descriptions indicate there were two major types of Qedarites: nomads (Arabic: wabariya) living in tents and sedentary people (Arabic:ḥaḍariya) living in villages.
Though the exact language and details of the agreement are being kept secret by the Obama administration, summaries and descriptions indicate that it will affect tariffs, workers' wages, intellectual property, and environmental regulations in the US and 11 Asia-Pacific countries.
But of the $326 million in infant mortality and low birth rate research funded by the National Institutes of Health in 2010, none of the study descriptions indicate that the causes of the Latino health paradox are being examined, nor are theories about its causes tested against other populations.
Mr. Connors said witness descriptions indicated that different coyotes were involved in the attacks.
Among these prose summaries, which ultimately Kagan and a colleague, Howard Moss, turned into the book "Birth to Maturity," were descriptions indicating that babies had different innate temperaments.
Scouting the enemy formation was a subordinate issue, although contemporary descriptions indicated that formations and maneuvers, showing ingenuity and cunning, played a large part in the outcomes.
However, in general, participants' descriptions indicated a lack of EBP role models and an EBP culture.
The descriptions indicating resistance during the procedure were termed avoidance, forced engagement and resigned engagement.
