Is it diagnostic or just descriptive?
It's not just descriptive, is it?
"Obviously the Dallas Art Fair is a pretty descriptive title, but this was more about alluding to something than actually saying something descriptive".
In order to further open up the electoral process, Gary Swing, Green Party member and U.S. Congressional District 6 candidate, believes a more accurate portrayal of voter preference would result from the use of a Scored form of Approval Voting, e.g., a quantitative rating from -2 to +2, each number associated with a descriptive qualifier, e.g., "poor," "fair," "good," "excellent".
"You're not just funny, you're descriptive".
Approaches typically used for assessing this and, it is fair to say, other biological processes are rather descriptive, so further developments are expected in using math for quantification [ 22 ].
For descriptive purposes, κ<0.4 represents poor-to-fair agreement, 0.4 0.6 moderate agreement.
The rich movement and colour of this panorama of early 19th-century society make Vanity Fair Thackeray's greatest achievement; the narrative skill, subtle characterization, and descriptive power make it one of the outstanding novels of its period.
"The Not Quite as Fair as it could be Sentencing Act of 2010 (NQFSA) would be a bit more descriptive," a federal appeals court judge in Chicago wrote last month.
The descriptive evidence presented in Figure 1 showing that trust levels of second-generation immigrants exhibit a fair amount of variation by home country in both host countries suggests this type of selection may not be too relevant.
