Sentence examples for rest described from inspiring English sources

Medicare recipients are overwhelmingly white, at 77 percent; 10 percent of recipients are black; and 8 percent Hispanic, with the rest described as coming from other races and ethnicities.

The visitor presumably selects the five he does in the Sophist, because for the present purpose he needs a pair of opposites that exclude each other (change and rest, described as "most opposite" [Sophist 250a], serve as mutually exclusive consonant forms) and three vowel forms being, sameness, and difference enabling kinds to fit together or to be marked off from others.

The rest described themselves as "middle class" (42percentt), "upper middle class" (13percentt) or "working class" (31percentt).

A USA Today/Gallup Poll found in 2012 that only 2percentt of Americans considered themselves to be "upper class" and only 10percentt identified themselves as "lower class". The rest described themselves as "middle class" (42 percent), "upper middle class" (13percentt) or "working class" (31percentt).

Nevertheless, the dependence of LTD expression on the period for which slices are allowed to rest, described in the present study, could account for this discrepancy.

For example, a PET/EEG study on humans at rest described a positive correlation between alpha power and metabolic activity in bilateral thalamic nuclei [33], in accordance, more recent human EEG/fMRI studies also revealed a positive correlation between BOLD activation in the thalamus and the power of scalp recorded alpha rhythm [20] [22].

Physical problems aside, women who have endured enforced bed rest describe themselves as bored, frustrated, depressed, irritable, guilty and scared.

The rest describes his life thereafter when, with help from two older siblings, Mr. Eggers, in his early 20's, becomes guardian of his 8-year-old brother, Christopher, or Toph.

While less than a quarter of the total Hispanic population now describes itself as using English as its dominant language, among those born in the U.S. a designation that belongs to nine out of ten under the age of 18 that number rises to 40%, with most of the rest describing themselves as bilingual, according to a recent study by Pew.

For the ontology builder, this leaves a difficult choice and the same choice discussed previously in "Models that represent reality": Represent the reality physicists relate; bless one, ignore the rest; describe their components but not their models; explicitly describe them.

Over half the women described themselves as Caribbean (56%) and a quarter as African (25%), with the rest describing their background as mixed White and Black Caribbean (5%), mixed White and Black African (3%) or other Black (4%).