Sentence examples for tentative description from inspiring English sources

So, while the great clouds of dust settle, here's no more than a tentative description of some of the things I see shaping up through the fog.

Based on the above investigations, a tentative description of nucleation and growth features is proposed.

A tentative description of the activity network, information needs, and user requirements should be acquired before any major changes are planned.

Bromination of (AsPh2)2S leads to cleavage of the sulfide bridge to give AsPh2Br when 1 mol of bromine is used but with 2 mols the product is the polybromide, [AsPh2Br2]2[Br8], containing the previously unknown [AsPh2Br2]+ cation and a rare [(Br3)−…(Br2)…(Br3)−] ensemble whose short (yet not covalent) Br2…Br3 contacts have previously supported tentative description as an octabromide Br82− anion.

Moreover, we addressed modeled values described by the rating scales and offered tentative descriptions of the constructs of academic boredom and positioned them in the statistical models.

Patients in clusters 1 and 3 appear to exhibit more severe psychopathology and a broader range of symptoms than those in cluster 2. Based on NEO-PI-R and MMPI-2 findings, tentative descriptions of the clusters are offered.

Significantly, however, such research synthesis efforts collectively produce static relationship-based graphs with only tentative descriptions of pathway function.

Yahoo was tentative in its description of new problems, saying the incident was "likely" distinct from the one it reported in September and that stolen information "may have included" names, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords and, in some cases, encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers.

Mr. Stevens, as any amused veteran of Hollywood would, makes a feast of Mr. Gray's sardonic tales of superagents and television producers, while Mr. Wood gives heartbreakingly hopeful and tentative life to descriptions of fleeting ecstasy.

and most difficult of the book, and it is itself a description and tentative synthesis of several other works.

If indeed the description is somewhat tentative, this fact has been acknowledge by the author himself, and ought to be attributed to the fact that a systemic functional description of BH was not the main focus of the author's research.