Sentence examples for old description from inspiring English sources

Microstructure analysis of the aged alloys revealed the presence of new phases in the microstructure in addition to the old description: Super saturated solid solution (SSSS) → G.

He once summed up the immigration debate by paraphrasing an old description of the English Civil War: "a battle between the Wrong but Wromantic and the Right but Repulsive".

Ed Miliband's performance this morning on the Andrew Marr show reminds me of that old description of Winston Churchill's.

In his Extinct Birds, Rothschild clarified that his first description was erroneous, as he had misread an old description.

An old description of the human soul was the light found inside the dark and the solstice presents a cosmological condition that reflects a human capacity to assist in the renewal of life.

They were previously described in ethnographic literature as the Indonesian Chinese, but there has been a shift in terminology as the old description emphasizes the group's Chinese origins, while the more recent one, its Indonesian integration.

The ranks of taxonomists — the scientists who describe species and revise old descriptions — have been shrinking steadily for decades.

I am tired of using the same old descriptions of America's current account imbalances that everyone falls back on gigantic, humongous, titanic, and a few things that can't be printed in a general interest newspaper.

Just look back at old descriptions of the Chicago River to see what is at stake.

Some believed the solitaire of the old descriptions was rather a species similar to the Rodrigues solitaire.

Birds of this genus are also white and black with slender beaks, fitting the old descriptions of the Réunion solitaire.