Sentence examples for intended description from inspiring English sources

While D. discoideum possesses the main aspects of a model organism, obligate parasites like E. histolytica are of limited use for the intended description of evolutionary trends, since they very often have lost genetic information due to their adaptation to a host.

American officials said they had in fact hit the target they intended, a description that did not match accounts from Marines and other witnesses on the ground.

Despite the fact that the model is not intended for description of outbreaks with a small number of infected cases, to make the parameters more precise, we have had to use the data of real outbreaks where the initial number of cases was just several persons.

While some of the author's language may have been imprecise — he did not, for example, intend the description of the engines as having "powered down to a hum" to mean they were turned off but rather that they grew quieter — his recollection of his experience was consistent with recollections of passengers in similar situations.

Burton Mack describes it as a fabrication by the author of the Gospel of Mark, while G. B. Caird and Joseph Fitzmyer conclude that the author did not intend the description to be taken literally.

However, this seems to be based on having drawn too close an analogy between the mentalese descriptions intended by the theory and descriptions in English (or other natural languages).

Tsangari has said that Attenberg is intended as a description of what it's like to feel alienated from your home country.

His theory is not intended as a description of our current semantic slum, but as a scheme for linguistic reform.

Sir Michael wants to see more schools progressing beyond the current category of "satisfactory", with the change in description intended to emphasise that these schools need to make improvements.

The first two approaches are generally in nature, but in their first description intended for the first kind of tasks, the third one is targeted to factory automation, whereas the approach detailed in Section 8 is applicable to any kind of perceptive task.

The narratives are intended as a description of plausible future conditions at the level of large world regions that can serve as a basis for integrated scenarios of emissions and land use, as well as climate impact, adaptation and vulnerability analyses.