Sentence examples for valuable description from inspiring English sources

Based on extensive biographical information recently released from the artist's estate, the chronology provides a lot of valuable description of where pictures were made, dates, commentary by the artist, letter excerpts, diary entries and heaps of unpublished pictures.

The proposed model aims at providing valuable description and understanding of the behavior and resistance of such graded material.

Raoufi and Kalali [11] indicated that the fractal analysis has provided a valuable description of the irregularities in ITO thin film surfaces.

Thus we provide the comprehensive description of the genomic sequence of a class II α gene in the chicken and a valuable description of DM genes in a non-mammalian vertebrate, reinforcing the hypothesis of the existence of DM genes in the primordial MHC, as suggested by previous studies in mammals.

Zhang provided a valuable description of his water-powered armillary sphere in the treatise of 125, stating: The equatorial ring goes around the belly of the armillary sphere 91 and 5/19 (degrees) away from the pole.

This work was prepared for publication by Lyle Campbell and Frances Karttunen in 1993, who also considered it a valuable description of the two endangered dialects, and the only one of its kind to include detailed phonetic analysis of supra-segmental phenomena.

One passage suggests equally tempered tuning for the lute (in advance of 18th-century experiments with equal temperament on keyboard instruments); another gives valuable descriptions of early organs.

In his book Orchesographie (1588), the Frenchman Thoinot Arbeau provided valuable descriptions of the dances of that period, placing the names of the dancer's movements next to the vertically arranged music.

In particular, certain scientifically valuable descriptions of mental activity are both computational and intentional.

Despite this drawback, the proposed monitoring system takes advantage of the high density of measurement points to produce valuable descriptions of the regional wind field.

During the 1920s 1930s, valuable descriptions of 2 plague epidemics in Manchuria, China (≈10,000 cases) were reported (10, 12 ).