Sentence examples for form descriptive from inspiring English sources

Because of the graphic form, descriptive words or narrative passages are few, so the drawings are our principal route into understanding the characters and following their stories.

We collected on-site data in 40 restaurants (n = 393), including perceptual ratings, free-form annotations of characteristic sounds and whether they were liked or not, and free-form descriptive words for the environment as a whole.

It seems that some form of descriptive search has already been available for at least one platform up to now — Windows, which got a descriptive search feature added way back in 2010.

Two additional areas of interest recommend themselves, medicine and Vedic ritualism (the latter in the form of descriptive manuals, prayogasastra).

Both quantitative analysis in the form of descriptive statistics and qualitative analysis in the form of content analysis were performed to scrutinize the results.

70, 104 So. 689; but in passing on its constitutionality we are concerned only with its practical operation, not its definition or the precise form of descriptive words which may be applied to it.

Sima Xiangru, Wade-Giles romanization Ssu-ma Hsiang-ju, courtesy name (zi) Changqing (born 179, Chengdu [now in Sichuan province], China died 117 bc, Maoling [now Xingping, Shaanxi province]), Chinese poet renowned for his fu, a form of descriptive poetry.

The article describes translational stylistics, a form of descriptive translation studies designed to raise and answer questions about why a translator or group of translators makes certain patterned choices in translations of one or more texts.

Such has been the repeated import of the cases which only recently were well summarized by the guiding formulation for adjudicating a tax measure, that 'in passing on its constitutionality we are concerned only with its practical operation, not its definition or the precise form of descriptive words which may be applied to it.' Lawrence v. State Tax Commission, 286 U.S. 276, 280, 52 S.Ct.

179 BCE Chengdu, China 117 BCE Maoling, China Sima Xiangru, Wade-Giles romanization Ssu-ma Hsiang-ju, courtesy name (zi) Changqing (born 179, Chengdu [now in Sichuan province], China died 117 bc, Maoling [now Xingping, Shaanxi province]), Chinese poet renowned for his fu, a form of descriptive poetry.

Prescriptive realism, though, need not be rooted in any form of descriptive realism.