Sentence examples for ultimately describing from inspiring English sources

Mayr's description builds an explanation for natural selection in a stepwise fashion, first establishing the potential of a mated pair of organisms to reproduce exponentially, then addressing the role of the environment in leading to differential survival and reproduction, and ultimately describing the process of speciation over long periods of time.

Harrison felt that Stefani seemed truly "lost on stage without a band", ultimately describing her performance as "[lacking in] energy", "lukewarm" and seemingly "on autopilot".

Allmusic reviewer Stephen Thomas Erlewine also felt the rock songs were not as remarkable "compared to the almost effortlessly engaging melodies of the softer songs", ultimately describing Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace as "just another Foo Fighters album instead of the consolidation of strengths that it was intended to be".

The catchy "multisensory gastronomy" moniker ultimately describes a process of sensory manipulation.

We ultimately describe the application of the discussed workflow to a thyroid cancer cell line.

Hence, coupled fluid flow and deformation mechanisms of an effective homogeneous porous medium can be ultimately described based on the micromechanical properties of both solid and fluid phases.

He ultimately described what became known as the Mandelbrot set, famous, he writes, for being "the most complex object in mathematics," and inspired decades of trippy graphic representations.

In 1999, a stockbroker working for Dean Witter Reynolds was convicted of fraud for selling fake or dubious investments in what was ultimately described as a Ponzi scheme.

Reason No. 92: Book Deal," by Allen Salkin (Sunday Styles, March 30) Was it really necessary to capture the spirit of this overexposed blog by referencing loathsome No. 11, Asian Girls, that ultimately describes nothing more than a garden-variety stereotype with race-baiting potential, without so much as a roll of the eye?

But it's not just talk, it's talk filled with the juice of fully inhabited ideas — a Platonic symposium that ultimately describes how an artist's words are self-defining — but the audience can't consume the words fast enough.

But we should be even quicker to think ahead in terms of the words, concepts and frameworks that ultimately describe and define what we do.