Sentence examples for supply a description from inspiring English sources

She was encouraged to supply a description of her former husband to the security desk.

The prosecutor withheld copious amounts of evidence raising serious doubts about that identification, including statements to the police by the witness hours after the crime that he was "too scared to look at anybody" and five days later that he could not "supply a description of the perpetrators".

These respondents (6%) were asked to supply a description of their perspective.

In addition, we supply a description in text as a key supplement to the figures so that the readers can have a better sense of the attending physicians' movements.

The libretto supplies a description of Carlotta's painting of a glowing hand: it precisely resembles one of Schoenberg's pictures.

Parker strongly disputed the allegation of racial bias, insisting he was right to investigate after a member of the public supplied a description of the make and licence plate of the car and a description of Watts and Lucas.

Parker strongly disputed the allegation of racial bias, insisting that he was right to investigate after a member of the public supplied a description of the make and licence plate of the car and a description of Watts and Lucas.

What (hj·b) says via likelihoods about the outcomes ek of experiments ck differs as a result of merely supplying a description of another experimental arrangement, ck+1.

On the other hand, the Nativity story supplies a description of reality with which many women can identify and thereby invokes a feeling of community that can spur action.

Here we supply a brief description of its basic concepts and introduce some useful tools for systems and developmental biologists.

For the effect of the capillary collapse on the oxygen supply, a simplified description was used since the aim was to study the importance of hypoxic damage due to ischaemia in the aetiology of deep pressure ulcers, and not to model the oxygen transport on the microlevel of a muscle as realistically as possible.