Sentence examples for material describing a from inspiring English sources

During the meeting last year at Trump Tower, former CIA director John Brennan, former national security director James Clapper, NSA director Adm. Michael Rogers and FBI director James Comey all presented the material, describing a stream of information that left them convinced of Putin's role.

This study describes the optimization of protocols, required for a variety of starting material, describing a robust, simple, reliable methodology to obtain full genome sequences from original clinical material and cultured samples, both from the cell monolayer and the supernatant.

Mr. Woodward said that he and Mr. Bernstein had "saved everything" and that the material described "a step by step, sometimes hour by hour account of what we were covering and what we were doing".

If your material describes a potentially patentable invention, you should contact the Office of Technology Development so that the patent rights issue can be addressed before submitting your material to the Repository.

3 Procedure 1(1.1.1) of ASTM D 2654-71 "Standard Methods of Test for moisture content and moisture regain of textile material," describes a satisfactory oven (1972 Book of ASTM Standards, part 24, published by the American Society for Testing and Materials, 1916 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa .19103).

Last year, he published a paper in Nature Materials describing a protein complex that he dubbed MagR, which consists of iron crystals enveloped in a double helix of cryptochrome — the two main theories rolled into one.

More generally, any database of reactions and starting materials describing a chemistry under consideration can be used as R and S.

The supplementary material describes an adaptation of our model to this system and discusses advantages and limitations of this approach.

The Mercury judges, for instance, excused its lack of original material, describing it as "a remarkable showcase of classic soul power".

Manga artists and publishers have long resisted prohibitions on their material, describing it as an attack on freedom of expression.

According to an Associated Press report, the FCC defines obscenity as material describing sexual conduct "in a patently offensive way" and lacking "serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value".