Sentence examples for descriptive from from inspiring English sources

Sunday's newspaper headlines reflected the preferred descriptive, from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette ("Tentative Bailout Deal Reached") to The Richmond Times-Dispatch ("Bailout: Deal or No Deal?") to The Wichita Eagle ("Americans Frustrated by Bailout").

Research method was descriptive from the view of data gathering and it was practical according to goal.

The issue of disentangling descriptive from prescriptive aspects in an analysis of the technical action and its constituents is therefore a task that has hardly begun.

Interestingly, one could argue on the Mohists' own grounds that they should give priority to the second standard over the other two or that they should explicitly distinguish descriptive from normative issues since doing so would probably be more beneficial in the long run.

Romney, at least, for all his verbal bumblings, has come up with a catch-all phrase for his program more descriptive from the fill-in-the-blank later phrase so unfortunately attached to Obama's.

The degree of background parenchymal enhancement is now purely descriptive, from none/minimal to marked.

Textual materials from the descriptive metadata, from the transcription segments and from their annotations were processed to build a text index.

The proposed method could also be used to construction membership functions from descriptive knowledge obtained from other sources.

Table  1 shows descriptive values from Spanish questionnaires and the comparison with standard values from manuals.

Koppelman and Wechsler's favorite may be a descriptive passage from one of the Field-published poems.

Mr. Levine began with three vividly descriptive movements from Berlioz's "Roméo et Juliette," and the orchestra could not have sounded more sumptuous.