Sentence examples for reasonably describes from inspiring English sources
The results show that the model reasonably describes the interactions between the gas and particle phases in dense flows.
A power law analytical model reasonably describes the variation of energy release rate with delamination and energy absorbed.
By comparison with the laboratory scale experimental measurements on the co-gasification process, it is shown that the developed model reasonably describes the thermodynamic features of the co-gasification process and, thus, provides a useful tool for the analysis of this process.
As an illustration, we find that a 4-component normal mixture model reasonably describes the birthweight distribution for a population of white singleton infants born to heavily smoking mothers.
"What do you mean, no?" "There are no guests that could be reasonably described as very tall.
Set in the grounds of a house you might reasonably describe as a mansion, Ralph Steadman's Maidstone studio is a vast, rambling series of rooms.
One more question before paying the bill: As long as we are talking about gambling addicts, may one reasonably describe government as the biggest of them all?
I wasn't actually aware that Burchill was a philo-Semite of long standing, but if alcoholics are prone to reciting "drunkalogues", then we might reasonably describe Unchosen as a similarly tedious "Jewalogue".
Blessed even at the best of times with what you might reasonably describe as a pretty whimsical approach – his career path suggests a man not much afraid of completely changing his mind or contradicting himself in public – it's almost as if you can see the two arguments fighting themselves out in his head.
Now they are cultural phenomena as well, the product of an evolving global operating system that has drawn together the producers and consumers of buildings and cars to create what an art historian might reasonably describe as the most ambitious earthwork of historical time.
DSP algorithms can be reasonably described as a digital filter.
