Sentence examples for the description itself from inspiring English sources

What's described is ugly and violent; the description itself is hypnotically soft-spoken.

Prior the description itself, we found a notation to enable a common description of the models.

Another idea (taken up in Kroon (1987) and Jackson (1998)) was to build reference to the causal chain into the description itself.

And the description itself may have non-Fregean features it may have an indexical component, for example, a reference to the actual world, that a Fregean would deny.

Moreover, since the design is specified at a higher level of abstraction, the description itself is easier to understand, and consequently, less prone to errors.

Although the spatial relationship between the image and the light field can be visually described in space domain, but the description itself is an integral projection process, algorithm of this process usually have high computational complexity O(n 4 ).

The descriptions itself largely repeat what we already know on this topic, but the value of these chapters lies in the way the authors interpret the findings by referring to the concept of the liquid migration.

Figure 3: A curve on the manifold \(M\) is the smooth map \ \gamma : I \subset \mathbb{R} \rightarrow M\) It is important to understand that what one means by a "curve" is the map (the parametric description) itself, and not the set of its image points, the path.

And if the fine print is longer than the deal description itself, which it sometimes is (I've done comparative word counts), then there's something fundamentally wrong about the whole transaction.

But even when faced with limited company details (as in the example from a recruitment company below) the job description itself can give you enough information to tailor your letter.

The TMO description itself, for me, doesn't provoke thoughts of a yellow card.