Sentence examples for form a description from inspiring English sources
CJTF-HOA has now added to its internal program nomination form a description of who will maintain the project in the long-term.
"Copeland has singlehandedly infused diversity and personality into the insular world of ballet, creating an audience for ballet in popular culture and changing the way that the contemporary world sees this classic dance form," a description of the book, published by Rizzoli, reads.
The quotations from one article together with quotations from others, form a description of the different ways in which physiotherapy interventions are experienced.Questions: What content do the quotations that belong to this descriptive category describe?
For the Mohists, knowing x does not require knowing the definition, the essence, the meaning, the Platonic Form, nor a description of x.
Finally, Additional file 1 contains a user guide to the archeomagnetic/volcanic query form and a description of the global Holocene geomagnetic field models that can be queried through the database interface.
The whole team received formal training on how to complete a MedRec form, including a description of data-collection tools and procedures.
The standardized data collection form included a description of the background of the survey (as detailed above) and a series of 7 forced choice questions.
I think dynamical systems analysis provide a mechanistic explanation of the dynamics in the form of a description of what causes the dynamics.
The data extraction form included a description of the types of participants, the dose and duration of EPA and/or DHA supplementation, the method of measuring adherence to the EPA and/or DHA intervention as well as the aim/s and primary findings for each of the reviewed studies.
Maxwell's equations, four equations that, together, form a complete description of the production and interrelation of electric and magnetic fields.
Twelve interviews were conducted to form a rich description of the group of participants at hand, representing a small group of LGBQ patients of a variety of identities.
