Sentence examples for is appropriately described from inspiring English sources

But is this a situation that is appropriately described as a "death spiral"?

The plate of interest is appropriately described by an ES-FEM model, due to its relative robustness to perturbations.

Note that even though legitimate authority is defined as a special case of effective authority, only the former is appropriately described as a service conception.

The bidirectionally-reinforced soil thus obtained is appropriately described, at the macroscopic scale, by a three-phase model, conceived as an extension of the two-phase model previously developed for unidirectionally-reinforced soils.

On the other hand, the highly conductive polymer solution experiences a strong elongational flow due to very high axial electric force, for which the viscoelasticity is appropriately described using the eXtended Pom-Pom (XPP) model, the nonlinear rheological model for entangled polymeric systems.

Allowing OA to designate that the agent in question ought to do A (or is morally obligated to do A, or is morally required to do A), that OA and OB are both true is not itself inconsistent, even if one adds that it is not possible for the agent to do both A and B. And even if the situation is appropriately described as OA and O¬A, that is not a contradiction; the contradictory of OA is ¬OA.

Because manufacturing accounts for less than one-tenth of the total economic output of the region, 21st-century Brussels can be appropriately described as a postindustrial city.

He invented the term "psychoanalysis," which in the course of time came to have two meanings: (1) a particular method of treating nervous disorders and (2) the science of unconscious mental processes, which has also been appropriately described as "depth-psychology".

Perhaps the speculative adaptationist stories are appropriately described as "just so stories"; the question is whether such stories, treated as preliminary hypotheses, are problematic in themselves.

The software architecture and usage are appropriately described and two problems of particular engineering significance are addressed to demonstrate its capabilities.

The western Baikiaea woodlands of southern Africa are characterised by six tree species that represent most of the growing stock and can be appropriately described as Baikiaea Pterocarpus woodlands.