Sentence examples for display describing from inspiring English sources

Middlesbrough's manager, Aitor Karanka, was unimpressed by his team's display describing it as "one of the worst performances" since he took charge.

A display describing the solar system includes this carefully worded sentence: "Beyond the outer planets is the Kuiper Belt of comets, a disk of small, icy worlds including Pluto".

But in addition to a plaque describing the scientific background of the giant rock, which scientists believe plummeted to earth 10,000 years ago from the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, there will be a second display describing its history and importance as a Native American religious object.

A framed program on display describes the attractions in one typical week during the summer of 1938, when it was known as Hammid's Million Dollar Pier.

The phone has a large display, described as being between 3.7 and 4.1 inches with WVGA or better resolution, a 5 megapixel camera that we're told might not be final, and it'll likely have a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU on board.

The group were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990 where their display describes them as "prime contenders, in the minds of many, for the title of World's Greatest Rock Band", and the UK Music Hall of Fame in 2005.

A recent report of signal sequence mediated genomic scFv-pVII display described reduced virion titers [20].

The mRNA differential display described by Liang and Pardee [ 34] is a powerful approach for transcriptomic analysis.

We shortly describe the performed analysis type and show how the tree visualization can be the appropriate or standard way to display, describe and process the respective data.

At the meeting yesterday, the city's presentation in the attorney general's conference room included charts and other displays describing the city's case, several officials said.

Flanking the vivarium are displays describing the lepidopteran population of the tri-state area; among the serried rows one finds extravagantly gorgeous specimens, including the electric-blue Morpho, favored by the collector Vladimir Nabokov.