Sentence examples for extended descriptions from inspiring English sources

There are extended descriptions here, if you're that interested.

In the Harper's manner, he luxuriates in extended descriptions (which sometimes spill into lengthy endnotes) of objects, oddballs and his reactions to everything he sees.

While the actual winery entries are fairly bare-bones — you won't find photos, reviews or extended descriptions of amenities — the free app displays a list of wineries close to where you are (with corresponding travel distances), indicates which ones are open or about to be, and allows searches based on particular types of wines.

Gestural models have been observed in extended descriptions of concrete spatial layouts (Emmorey, Tversky, & Taylor, 2000), but gestural models of purely abstract relationships have not been described previously.

The main concepts and methodological frameworks for the study of metabolic control are described in the chapter, focusing mainly on metabolic control analysis (MCA) and the need for extended descriptions that reflect the exquisitely complex, modular architecture of the eukaryotic cell.

Nevertheless, most journals now allow an online appendix for extended descriptions of methods and results, and we assessed all data from both the original reports of network meta-analyses and the supplementary appendices when available.

Hart and Risley included one extended description of a mother from the poorest group, at home with her twenty-three-month-old daughter, Inge: The mother returns; Inge sits on the couch beside her to watch TV and says something incomprehensible.

After adjusting for journal, extended description of statistical procedures had a positive effect on the number of citations received.

For nine authentic strains, there are extended morphological descriptions with numerous illustrations produced by two independent authors [ 2- 5].

Thirty genes also received contributions to the general information section of the gene pages that provided in silico based analyses of the gene models or extended functional descriptions (for examples, see the genes MAF4 and STF1 at www.ciliate.org).org

Though I could read, and even blurb, friends' books on dogs, I felt about them as if the same friends had written books on polar exploration: I could grasp it as a subject worthy of extended poetic description, but it was not a thing I had any plans to pursue myself.