Sentence examples for illustrate described from inspiring English sources

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Simulation and experimental results are shown to illustrate described problems.

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They do little but illustrate, describe.

A model for formaldehyde is briefly described to illustrate key issues.

In its baseball preview section, Sports Illustrated described the team as "equally poor on the mound and at the plate".

In 1986, Sports Illustrated described him as a "stocky, round-faced man with a grizzled mustache who looks like a hammered-down Hemingway".

Sports Illustrated described the charm of the United States Grand Prix at Watkins Glen as "courage and cornpone, sophistication with straw in its teeth".

The story of the kid who's "14 going on LeBron," as Sports Illustrated described the California basketball phenom Demetrius Walker in 2005, is not a new one when the kid in question is a boy.

Peter King of Sports Illustrated described the game as a total, absolute, utter debacle for Romo: With a minute to go and the score tied, only the Lord knows what Romo was looking at.

In order to better illustrate the described physical phenomena, we need to obtain the solutions of FDEs.

Two case examples are presented below to illustrate the described difficulties in the inclusion of Green Toxicology for environmental safety assessment.

Quotes from the free text comments illustrate findings described in the results.

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