Sentence examples for purpose description from inspiring English sources

As such an ABM should not be considered a "general purpose" description of a system.

Cook and Bordage recently proposed a classification of medical education research studies based on their purpose: description studies (what was done?), justification studies (did it work?) and clarification studies (how or why did it work?), and found in a selected review of the medical education literature that 72% were justification studies, 16% descriptive and 12% clarification studies [ 38].

For this purpose, descriptions are based, as far as possible, on controlled vocabularies and ontologies, such as NCBI Taxonomy http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/, Plant Ontology Consortium http://www.plantontology.org/ and Environment Ontology http://environmentontology.org/.org/

The sea didn't quite justify Homer's all-purpose description of it as "wine-dark," but it was every shade of blue and violet.

Butch would say it so many times in so many ways -- ruefully, bombastically, pointedly, kindly, self-referentially -- that it seemed like an all-purpose description of the human condition.

For the purpose of description, the following notations are used.

Specialized computer languages or a general purpose XCell Description Language are promising avenues to build abstraction hierarchies for synthetic biology.

In this paper, we introduce a new feature descriptor namely discriminative ternary census transform histogram (DTCTH) for general purpose image description.

However, considering the median as a threshold for a general purpose texture description might not be useful in many cases, because median cannot guarantee the proper separation of significant and insignificant changes since it is determined as the midpoint of data.

Percentages are unweighted for the purpose of description only.

In processing each TMA block, BrowseTMA uses that block's data from the XML export file to display the export file name, block identifier, purpose and description.