Sentence examples for respectively described from inspiring English sources

After their Arsenal and Villa sides were thrashed 3-1 and 3-0, Georespectivelyndescribedthelor respitchvely described the pitch as "no excuse" and "a red herring".

The question, therefore, isn't "Do biases exist?" but, rather, "How much do we let them affect our behavior?" In 1990, Susan Fiske and Steven Neuberg, then psychologists at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and Arizona State University, respectively, described the process by which bias sways behavior using what they called the "continuum model of impression formation".

The United States, India and Israel — often respectively described as the world's oldest democracy, the world's largest democracy, and the most stable democracy in the Middle East — built 3,500 miles of walls and fences; enough to stretch all the way from New York to Los Angeles.

Hudson News, which is an investor, will also stock 15,000 copies, with a cover price of $7. Previewing the first issue, Keith Pollock and Nicole Vecchiarelli, the editors plucked from Elle and InStyle, respectively, described the magazine as luxury focused, but with a broad appeal.

(17), (18) and (19), respectively, described their mathematics formulation and their corresponding R 2 values.

Anti-sera for Lcc1 and Lcc4 were respectively described in Sakamoto et al. (2008) and Yano et al. (2009).

Both Lex and John – 34 and 71 respectively – describe it as a singular experience in their careers.

Diana Carolina Arias-Penna, University of Illinois, with co-authors Thomas Pape and Lars Krogmann from Copenhagen and Stuttgart, respectively, describe Axima sidi, the most bizarre of them all.

These two features respectively describe local and holistic information of texture images.

The following two sections, respectively, describe our methodology, estimation techniques and data set.

But the basics are outlined simply enough in the presentation, which uses the code names "Gretzky" and "Snuffy" to respectively describe the new feature and user flow around it.