Sentence examples for textbook description from inspiring English sources

Her account of these years is a textbook description of grit.

With the "Weather in a Tank," her students are able to witness in tangible form what was before only a textbook description accompanied by complex mathematical equations.

This meant that the simple textbook description of how an open-market operation increases the money supply — a bank lends out 1-r of its new reserves (with r the reserve ratio), which return to the banking system, leading to another round of lending, and eventually the money supply rises by 1/r times the injection — is deeply misleading.

"Real patients don't look exactly like a textbook description". On data from real patients, one older algorithm ranked the patient's true diagnosis 33rd, on average, on the list of potential diagnoses it generated; Phrank, on average, ranked the true diagnosis 4th.

Real world competition, however, especially in the digital realm, has little in common with the old textbook description.

That's the textbook description of market economics, but the best technology companies rarely follow such a narrative.

Reports of attacks that bring pleasure read like textbook descriptions of a masochist in the making.

Textbook descriptions of diseases cover prognosis less than 25percentt of the time.

Then, unknown to me, my model building was being hindered by faulty textbook descriptions of the structures of guanine and thymine.

The results of this study confirm our proposition, namely that the TCM textbook descriptions of disease are not always grounded in clinical experience even if that is what textbooks claim.

Tairi Goto, International School of Asia in Karuizawa, stated that he especially appreciated a class activity during which he was introduced to textbook descriptions of the atomic bombing of Japan from Taiwan, Korea, Japan, China, and the United States.