The term "descriptive components" is correct and can be used in written English to refer to the parts of a sentence that provide additional information about the subject, verb, or object.
These components can include adjectives, adverbs, prepositional phrases, and other modifiers. Example: In the sentence "The tall, handsome man with the brown hair walked slowly down the street," the descriptive components are "tall," "handsome," "with the brown hair," and "slowly."
Insofar as normative conclusions are hybrid, the logic of just the descriptive components doesn't ensure that the non-cognitive component is entailed wherever we have an intuitively valid argument.
(See Section 2.2, "Normative and Descriptive Components," of SEP entry on "Topics in Feminism" for references to scholars who advance variations of these positions on the source(s) of women's subordination).
In any case, the overall suggestion is that insofar as the descriptive contents are just what a cognitivist would take them to be, the logical relations among the descriptive components of meaning for any set of statements would stand in the relations they need to stand for a non-revisionary logic for moral terms and sentences.
QST was estimated from descriptive components of variance obtained by analysis of variance, computed using RANDOM in PROC GLM in SAS and Type III sums of squares accounting for unbalanced design.
The MMAT used in our study contained three sets of criteria: 1) a "qualitative" set for qualitative studies, and qualitative components of mixed methods research; 2) an "observational descriptive" set for observational descriptive quantitative studies, and observational descriptive components of mixed methods research; and 3) a "mixed methods" set for mixed methods research studies.
One such case, where text mining often fails is description of antibody reagents, which often lack information such as catalog numbers and the other descriptive components (protein recognized, target species, raised in species, clone id) are scattered through several sentences or paragraphs.
Expression in such a case is unlike representation, according to many philosophers, in that it involves no descriptive component.
While the project will undoubtedly have a descriptive component to it, you must make an argument in your presentation.
As mentioned above, typological research is increasingly becoming prominent as a descriptive component of SFL.
More formally, one might distinguish the descriptive component and the spatial component of bodily sensations (Bermudez, 1998; Dokic, 2003).
One alternative, hybrid expressivism, uses the alleged descriptive component of the meanings of moral judgments to generate most of the required logical relations.
