Sentence examples for towards describing from inspiring English sources

Eternalism is dark synth pop, according to their Soundcloud, and that goes some way towards describing it.

(Reference has been made above to the antipathy many linguists have felt towards describing languages in terms of processes.) The stratificationalist would handle the phenomena in terms of the interstratal relationships of realization.

This contrasts with GCT, iPDC and cMVGC which are geared towards describing the same aspect of connectivity between adjacent structures [17].

Consequently, very little research has been focused towards describing and understanding the motion of cold-based ice-masses and our knowledge of their behaviour remains poor and the assumption of zero basal velocity, unchallenged.

Under a unified thermodynamics framework explaining the physics of materials, granular solid hydrodynamics (GSH) was an extension towards describing granular materials, not only solid-like, but also fluid-like behaviors.

Recent studies of collaborative work systems informed by ethnomethodology have exposed the shortcomings of classical ethnography, and have shifted the emphasis of fieldwork towards describing the accountable practices through which those in work constitute and organise their joint activity.

Study participants, including physicians, nurses, social workers and psychologists, have been found to respond significantly more harshly towards vignettes describing PLWHA than towards vignettes describing a less value-laden disease such as leukaemia [ 20, 23, 24].

The Orthodox Christian church, which enjoys pride of place among the country's many faiths, has stoked intolerance towards gays, describing homosexuality as a moral threat to Russia.

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This interchange of information, among site-specific projects, and projects focusing on different communities such as NITRC (software), Biomedical Resource Ontology (BRO; web resources) and Biocatalogue (web services) although imperfect in many ways, are important steps towards fully describing the resource landscape, a goal that is too broad for any one community or project to undertake.

Dunne, an actor, producer, and director and the son of Didion's brother-in-law, the late Dominick Dunne is questioning Didion about "Slouching Towards Bethlehem," her essay describing the hippie scene of Haight-Ashbury in 1967.