Sentence examples for object of description from inspiring English sources

Carpentier further satirizes the pomp of those in power through a series of details of protocol and ceremony whose cumulative effects ridicule the object of description, as is the case with Henri Christophe's chambers.

For her performances, she has concocted an assortment of fantastical collagelike headdresses, using found objects of every description — an aluminum faucet, a Cleveland Indians balloon, a stuffed bear.

The basic contention of Russell's theory of descriptions is that a proposition containing a definite description is not to be regarded as an assertion about an object of which that description is a name but rather as an existentially quantified assertion that a certain (rather complex) property has an instance.

Three cases of polymer films are the object of the corresponding description, namely systems combining such charge carriers formed either independently of each other or due to some conversions between them.

Among the expected contributions of Artificial Intelligence to Computer-Aided Design is the possibility of constructing a geometric object, the description of which is given by a system of topological and dimensional constraints.

Ms. Clark objected to descriptions of her party as secessionist, saying it advocates "states' rights" and "state sovereignty".

The SDL specification allows a direct derivation of object interface description in Interface Definition Language (IDL).

Table 5 Task specification check learning object Task: check learning object Purpose: verification of learning object Responsible: Scrum Master Input Productct work: learning object developed Description: verification of learning object developed   Output Product work: learning object Description: checking if the learning object is according to requirements.

Therefore, we labeled the whole emotional tendency, related object description of each sentence, and emotional tendency of each object description (shown in Table 1).

Following Gilbert Ryle's (1931) influential criticisms of Meinong's theory of non-existent objects, the theory of descriptions has been taken as a model for avoiding ontological commitment to objects, and so logical constructions in general are often seen as being chiefly used to eliminate purported entities.

I show what all of these people and objects are like through the use of description, memories, and sensory details.