This might result from the ongoing internal process of change in analytic philosophy (in contrast with pragmatists/neo-pragmatists) or from the fact that there are more descriptive ways to characterize the changes, e.g., naturalized epistemology.
Feature: This type of article presents information in a more creative, descriptive way than a straight news article.
Through the manifesto, I suggest practices grounded in feminist objectivity, requiring more descriptive methods and ways to model responsibly and collaboratively.
The move away from inarticulate despair of his earlier minimalist work is changed into a more descriptive, redemptive style.
In this way, more descriptive information can be obtained.
"Video is more descriptive, more entertaining and, really, the most detailed way to present a collection," Ms. Kamali said.
In Bohemia the Romantic movement gave way in the 1840s to a more descriptive and pragmatic approach to literature.
Netflix says it's also exploring other ways to make information about ratings more descriptive and easier for users to understand at a glance – which could signal more user interface tweaks are still ahead.
In Australia, by contrast, grocers arrange meats by the way they might be cooked, and stores use more descriptive labels, like "a 10-minute herbed beef roast".
We're doing this not just for structured data but for articles as well so that there will be much richer and more descriptive information about everything we're ever written going all the way back to 1851.
