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It's neither correct, nor fair, for instance, to describe the gloriously eclectic graphic designer Alan Fletcher as a "book designer".

The differential equations involving fractional derivatives in time, compared with those of integer order in time, are more realistic to describe many phenomena in nature (for instance, to describe the memory and hereditary properties of various materials and processes), the study of such equations has become an object of extensive study during recent years.

The relation "has_regexp" for instance is used to describe the cleavage sites of restriction enzymes.

In the first two instances it is to describe the published observations that PRC1 occupied chromatin is compact.

An upbeat ode to someone who's made Martin "feel like I'm alive again," "Adventure of a Lifetime," for instance, is widely thought to describe the singer's on-again/off-again relationship with actress Jennifer Lawrence.

Slots can be used either to characterize the elements of a class by means of attributes of different types (for instance, string, integer, float, enumerated), or to describe the relationships between instances, which are defined as the elements belonging to a given class.

For instance, they are taught how to describe the arrangement of items on a table for a person who has limited sight.

Brook not only made physical and extreme the metaphors that Artaud and Jean Genet, for instance, used in their work to describe the brutalization of a mechanized society; he disassembled the concept of a theatrical troupe entirely and reassembled it in many different ways, largely by inspiring an emotional openness even nakedness during the rehearsal process, which was never-ending.

Brook not only made physical and extreme the metaphors that Artaud and Jean Genet, for instance, used in their work to describe the brutalization of a mechanized society; he disassembled the concept of a theatrical troupe entirely and reassembled it in many different ways, largely by inspiring an emotional openness — even nakedness — during the rehearsal process, which was never-ending.

For instance, it can be used to describe the wave propagation phenomena of actual vibration through a viscoelastic medium (see, e.g., [1, 2]).

For instance, using a parametric model to describe the epidemic curve might not be the most suitable option since the shape of the epidemic curve can vary from one epidemic to another.