Sentence examples for incompletely describes from inspiring English sources

Some collectors and enthusiasts, including Mr. Friedlander and Mr. Oldham, dismiss the "bad art" label, saying it unfairly and incompletely describes a powerfully personal genre that would be better known as "found" or something similarly neutral.

The modelling we carried out as part of this study illustrates why the classical linear-nonlinear receptive field model incompletely describes the response of a ganglion cell to a moving stimulus: excitatory and inhibitory synaptic inputs interact in a non-linear manner that depends on time and position on the dendritic tree.

Sharing data that is incomplete, incompletely described, of poor or antiquated resolution or quality has little value.

Offhand, I can't think of any reason that couldn't be correctly (if incompletely) described as personal.

Update, 3 40 p.m. | * At the asterisk above, I incompletely described the genesis of the Hallegatte paper, leaving out the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

An earlier version of this piece incompletely described the book's reporting on people who had taken part in twelve-step recovery sessions.

An article on Friday about the renewed interest in transmission of electricity using direct current incompletely described the flow of DC power.

Correction: September 16, 2003, Tuesday An Op-Ed article on Friday about the playoff hopes of the Cubs and the White Sox incompletely described the life cycle of cicadas in Chicago.

An article on May 23 about a struggle between the Bolivian government and protesters opposed to privatization of the country's energy resources incompletely described an economist who was quoted criticizing the protesters.

An article on Saturday about Senator John McCain's criticism of Senator Barack Obama's Middle East policy incompletely described Mr. Obama's position on negotiating with the leaders of countries, including Iran, with which the United States currently has little contact.

A front-page article on Thursday about Microsoft's relaxing of some contract restrictions on personal computer makers incompletely described a federal appeals court ruling on June 28 about the company's bundling of its Internet browser with its Windows operating system.