Sentence examples for is instead described from inspiring English sources

Mr. Medvedev is instead described as having been damaged because it took him too long to dismiss Mr. Luzhkov, who dominated the Moscow government for nearly two decades.

The motion of the soot solid particles is instead described through a particle-by-particle approach based on Newton's equations of motion.

The f ( R ) Open image in new window is a nonlinear function of the Ricci curvature R Open image in new window that incorporates corrections to the Einstein-Hilbert action which is instead described by a linear function f ( R ) Open image in new window.

He is instead described as "continu[ing] to write to help support his research" during this period into "the development of a means to better the condition of man".

There is a single reference to "the madness of starvation," from a poem written about Dan's time at an eating disorders unit, but in a poem like Old Horses, the process of going under section is instead described as "getting into trouble".

It is confusing when the cell is instead described as a particle.

This evidence suggests that in Fr. 7 Philolaus is not asserting that the number one was generated but is instead describing the generation of the first unity of limiter and unlimited, the central fire (Huffman 1993, 202 215).

THE young Hippolytus dragged to his bloody death by a team of frightened horses, Oedipus plucking out his eyeballs with his dead wife's (and mother's) brooch and similarly gruesome episodes imagined by the playwrights of ancient Greece were not depicted onstage in their time but were instead described in detail by messengers.

For this reason, the heat capacity at T < Tg (75°С) was instead described by the expression (van Krevelen and te Nijenhuis 2009) с = 1, 130 1 + 0.003 Т – 295 J kg − 1 K − 1. (6).

The resettlement services were instead described as having been provided reactively to the refugee group, "on an event basis'.

Return to work was instead described as one of many aspects of a large, complex and more long-term process, and as one of several aspects in a multi-faceted view on life.