Sentence examples for takes a description from inspiring English sources

The text takes a description of a moth trapped inside the lid of a piano at night as the starting point for a meditation on transience and loss; around it the singers sing the scientific names of a dozen species of British moth, some of them common, others teetering on the brink of extinction.

Having had the AKA protocol verified by Casper, the next step will be implementing the protocol by using compilers like COSP-J [29] which is a compiler that takes a description of a security protocol in a simple, abstract language, and produces a Java implementation of the it.

The police came and took a description, drew a man who looked nothing like anyone Hazel had ever seen.

Well, I suppose we could take a description of the person, get all the background that we can... it would be a lot of work, but we might be able to determine their identity from the information you give us.

Participants received clinical examinations, answered a behavioral health questionnaire, and had anthropometric measures taken; a description of these has been previously published elsewhere [ 11].

CHECKOP takes a plant description and a set of operating instructions as input and produces a HAZOP report automatically.

This paper derives a "parameter-free" constitutive behavior of granular materials on the macroscopic level from a microscopic-scale description, taking a statistical description of the fabrics into account.

The big difference on the artists' site is a link saying "Group Exhibition Down to Nature" that takes a viewer to descriptions and pictures of the bathroom work, which includes six art objects in addition to Mr. Hartshorn's performance.

In general, adding the 'actually' operator takes a possibly nonrigid definite description 'the F' and turns it into a description 'the @(F)' whose intension rigidly picks out the object that is F in the actual world.

But as much of the function of the Rpt peptides remains unknown we have taken a parsimonious description of their action and tried to minimize the The resulting in silico predictions are now plotted including the mean and the 5%- and 95%-iles.

Nightmarish and illogical is also what I'd have taken from a description of something as Kafkaesque, with an insectile undercurrent beneath it all (I don't think that last bit is right, incidentally, but it's what the word makes me think of).