Sentence examples for descriptive ability from inspiring English sources
– allied to a graphic and often grotesque descriptive ability.
But somewhere in the depths below this medieval practice, there is a level of perversity that defies my descriptive ability.
The comparative methodology involves two phases: (1) a descriptive ability based on likelihood-based optimality criteria such as the Bayesian Information Criterion (BIC) and the deviance statistic; and (2) a predictive ability based on the residual bootstrap.
There are obviously intrinsic limits to the descriptive ability of 2D models in river modeling, but the results of this study point to the utility and cost-effectiveness of a well-designed 2D model.
The criteria for the appraisal of the descriptive ability of a multinomial were R 2 = 0.819, standard error = 20.420, and F-ratio = 19.550.
By incorporating a co-occurrence (here, i.e., spatial and orientation) context, we extend the proposed WLTP to a rotation invariant co-occurrence WLTP (RICWLTP), which is robust to image rotation and has the high descriptive ability among WLTP co-occurrences.
In "Sticks & Scones" (Bantam, $23.95), she uses recipes to fill in the gaps in her descriptive abilities.
Instructors: Shafer, A.; Rodriguez, S. Offers medical students the opportunity to enhance their observational and descriptive abilities by analyzing works of art in the Stanford museums.
His descriptive abilities grew as he continued to labour at his style, culminating in the descriptions of Gloria Bog in The Country Funeral, located in the heart of the territory where so many of his stories take place.
Here, Tolstoy picked up his iPhone and TV remote and attempted to draw on the descriptive abilities of his great-great-grandfather, the novelist Leo, to make an analogy that was at once incomprehensible and appropriate.
Enright willfully exchanges the descriptive abilities she demonstrated in her previous novel, "The Gathering," winner of the 2007 Man Booker Prize, for Gina's pop-psychology clichés, vagueness and inexactitude.
