The researchers also tracked where the workers had been; depending on job descriptions, whether cleaning stations or repairing tracks, they were exposed to widely different dust levels.
And it may be argued that any theory of definite descriptions, whether Russellian or not, should validate (D), and (C) with logical equivalence understood as classical logical equivalence.
Parents' treatment of their infants further reflects these descriptions whether they are aware of this or not (Renzetti & Curran 1992, 32).
It is not clear from the description whether or not the music was like that of the present period.
Asked about the possible impersonation of F.B.I. agents by military personnel, Bryan Whitman, the deputy Pentagon spokesman, said Monday that "It is difficult to determine from the secondhand description whether the technique" was permissible.
There is no shortage of description, whether of wild nature or human faces, or costume or food or those small objects which, though powerless in themselves, are invested with power by Lasdun's characters.
The importation of "articles of second-hand undergarments of any type, form or description, whether purchased, donated or procured in any other manner", is now forbidden, according to statutory instrument 150 of 2011.
"Every thought, every observation, every judgment, every description, whether of the modern scientist or of anyone else, is soaked in preconceived built-in value judgments, assumptions and dogmas at least as rigid, if not more rigid (because they are so often unconsciously embraced), than those of any explicitly religious system.
It's an apt description: whether the setting is the rocky American wilderness or pre-biblical Israel, all Brooks's books have an underlying fascination with the wider world, frequent references to multiculturalism and mutual understanding, and warnings against the corrosiveness of class prejudice – all wonderfully Australian roots.
Tan has a hard, matter-of-fact style and specialises in neat description, whether depicting a mother "teetering on her highest heels and pouring macaroni cheese into a Pyrex dish" or a laugh that sounds "like a coin in a can".
It's not just about the war, but it's a very good description, whether you agree with it or not, of the political climate at that time — the split in the Republican Party between the Taft wing" — Senator Robert Taft, of Ohio — "and the Eisenhower wing, and Harry Truman's incredible relationship with MacArthur".
