Sentence examples for outline description from inspiring English sources

The problem stated in a figure provides an outline description of the problem and requirements of the game.

The chapter presents an outline description of the behavior of a cylindrical steel shell that is discretely supported on several brackets, each rigidly connected to a stiff column or floor.

At the University of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada, the researchers were required to provide an outline description of the study and make an application for ethical review of human research to the University's Office of the Vice President Research.

In the United Kingdom at the University of Leicester all staff carrying out experiments must submit an outline description of the study and confirm that it concurs with British Psychological Society prescribed ethical guidelines.

The paper describes the goals of the course and gives an outline and description of both the lecture and laboratory portions of the course.

Day 3 outlooks refer to the day after tomorrow, and include the same products (categorical outline, text description, and probability graph) as the Day 2 outlook.

Day 2 outlooks, issued twice daily at 0600Z and 1730Z, refer to tomorrow's weather (1200Z 1200Z of the next calendar day; for example a day 2 outlook issued on April 12 , 2100would be valid from 1200Z April 13 , 2100 through 1200Z April 14 , 2100and include only a categorical outline, textual description, and a probability graph for severe convective storms generally.

Section 3 outlines system description, modeling assumptions, and definitions of the key terms.

Full scale MSE wall was constructed with full instrumentation program as outlined in "Description of the embankment" section.

Moreover, these criteria could be used as outline job descriptions, potentially ensuring that service delivery neither falls short of expected standards nor exceeds the boundaries of professional expertise.

Responding to the need for workforce relevant evidence, we present the first known paper outlining a description of a needs-based workforce and service modelling framework and its potential application to the prevention of mental illness.