Sentence examples for the descriptors from inspiring English sources
noun
That which describes; a word, phrase, etc. serving as a description. The name of a category of data in an information storage and retrieval system. A word that describes the subject of an article or book; an index term.
The descriptors liberal and conservative have become meaningless.
Other charities have voiced disquiet at the high bar set by some of the descriptors.
Rarely have LDS writers used the descriptors of omnipotent, omniscient, or omnipresent to describe God.
The "descriptors", if matched, are worth six, nine or 15 points, and many disabled people will match multiple descriptors.
An "evidence-based review (EBR)" of the descriptors, designed by charities, is still stuck at the testing stage despite the DWP initially committing to a tighter timescale.
The government has also worked with charities to refine the descriptors for mental, cognitive and intellectual functioning, and fluctuating conditions, which are currently being tested.
CG: Do the descriptors on the game packaging do enough?
The descriptors proposed in Eqs.
the convenience to use the descriptors directly.
All the descriptors were calculated using PP.
The onset of yielding may be quantified using the descriptors.
