Sentence examples for more recent descriptions from inspiring English sources

More recent descriptions range from the fabulous to the immoderate.

More recent descriptions about the distance it would cover, however, have been fairly consistent.

There's Jules Verne's "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," of course, and more recent descriptions by the writer Peter Benchley.

The patient's headache syndrome met ICHD-2 criteria for short-lasting, unilateral neuralgiform headaches with conjunctival injection and tearing (SUNCT), and was consistent with more recent descriptions of this syndrome [1 3].

Linnaeus described the first Nephila species in 1767 (now N. clavipes) and Karsch described the last genuinely new Nephila in 1879 (N. constricta); all more recent descriptions are synonyms.

More recent descriptions echo these reports (20).

"Crowding out" is the more recent description.

For a more recent description of this approach, see M. Tushman and C.A. O'Reilly III, "The Ambidextrous Organization: Managing Evolutionary and Revolutionary Change, California Management Revieww 38, no. 4 (1996): 8 30.

Dr Patel's more recent description of his findings brought into even sharper focus the difference of opinion between him and the other experts as to the cause of death.

Since Dr Cary and Dr Shorrock inevitably depended on Dr Patel's notes of this finding to inform their own opinions, the significance of this more recent description of Dr Patel's findings had to be clarified with Dr Patel and discussed with the other experts.

The reliquary's date is uncertain: it has been described as being "probably" from the 14th century, but also, in a more recent description, as "probably 16th century".