Sentence examples for successive descriptions from inspiring English sources

An arbitrarily chosen computational description, such as those employed in arguments for unlimited pancomputationalism, does not generate successive descriptions of the state of an arbitrary system.

In the case of kosher computational descriptions — the kind normally used in scientific modeling — the work of generating successive descriptions of a system's physical dynamics is done by a computer running an appropriate program (e.g., a weather forecasting program), not by the mapping relation.

As the hero encounters his successive adversaries the description changes only enough to indicate the increasing terror of the enemy, always leading to a climax and usually to the hero's success.

Over a period of two months, as an integral part of their ESL homework, groups of students designed and put together, through a series of successive drafts, a description of their secondary school which they had joined from primary school a few months previously.

Five Digits Test (Sedó 2007) evaluates inhibitory control via a version of the Stroop effect and used digits divided in four successive parts: decoding; description; inhibition; and displacement.

A general model is presented for the description of successive gas-solid reactions occurring in a porous pellet.

This interactive cycle is repeated through successive adjustments of the description of the desired services, proceeding towards a more and more detailed qualification of the desired services and how it will be provided.

The characteristic behavior of (dt/dE)–E curves with successive currents applied give distinct descriptions between two limiting cases – the "surface nature" and "diffusion character".

This will be followed by polar code constructions and a description of the successive cancellation decoding algorithm.

It was designed to allow the description of the successive steps of solidification of hypereutectic as well as hypoeutectic alloys, i.e. the pro-eutectic deposits and the eutectic reaction.

Figure 1 presents a detailed description of 22 successive selection cycles over a 4 month period.