Sentence examples for language of description from inspiring English sources

The language of description is always a matter of equivalence (a word equals the thing it describes) and so cannot contend with the sublime.

The suggestion is that just as a language of description has been created to refer to lexicogrammatical category, so also a standardised language of description must be introduced to refer to the contextual and semantic categories.

Thus the Cartesian graphs now provide the language of control and planning as well as the language of description and reflection.

Section System networks as a language of description with its sub-sections leaves no doubt that the description presented in a contextual sys-net is an 'un-packing' of simply some aspect of these terms.

The project Language and Development Environment for Microprocessor design of Embedded Systems is focused on the research of a language for description of microprocessors and methods for transformation of microprocessors' models.

This paper presents a set of concepts (property model, granularity and stratification concepts) and a language of property description called LUSP (Unified Language of Specification of Properties).

The language of sexual description in Pale Fire is also much less poetic than that in Lolita or Ada, but for a different reason, noted by Couturier: it is the only novel in which the central character is gay.

In the following sections, the formal conventions and the semantics of the language of paradigmatic description will be discussed.

ControlVar n includes the characteristics of the project that may affect the team's lending decision, such as whether the original language of project description is English, whether it is group borrowing, the amount requested, and the category.

The constraint language of these descriptions was introduced by Cornell in computational linguistics; the constraints specify for pairs of nodes sets of admissible relative positions in an ordered tree.

While the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits employers from overtly soliciting a preferred gender in their job listings, research shows that the language of job descriptions often subtly adheres to gender stereotypes.