Sentence examples for essentially a description from inspiring English sources

It consists of five parts and is essentially a description of the poet's travels.

Essentially a description of grinding poverty and social isolation, Coat of Many Colors could easily come off as maudlin.

The description of the invention is lengthy, but is essentially a description of the process of peer review, but on a computer.

The fact that virtually the whole range of colours may be synthesized from only three primary colours is essentially a description of the process by which the eye and mind of the observer recognize and distinguish colours.

Sales are permitted if the "manufacturer or distributor deals only in electric or nonfossil fuel burning vehicles," the bill states -- which is essentially a description of Tesla vehicle offerings.

The choice was, essentially between a description in terms of continuously evolving waves, or else one of particles undergoing discontinuous quantum jumps.

The Navier-Stokes equations essentially constitute a description of hydrodynamical systems, and the well-posedness and large-time behavior of solutions to the Navier-Stokes equations have received very much attention in the understanding of fluid motion and turbulence.

A claimed profile, on the other hand, is essentially a detailed description what it's like to work for a given company (or at least what the recruiter wants you to think it's like).

London A 454 (1998) 903 995] is essentially an engineering description in relation to mono-components of nonlinear and non-stationary signals.

A discrete stochastic model is essentially a more adequate description for a biochemical system, but it has the disadvantage of being computationally expensive to simulate as well as requiring numerous independent simulations to be performed in order to calculate expectation values of various model outputs [ 26- 28].

Essentially OWL-S provides a description of the semantics of the messages exchanged by the service (process model), and a description of how this semantics maps onto the concrete messages exchanges (grounding).