Sentence examples for where a description of from inspiring English sources

Most of the information was contained in a Police Department database, where a description of the man's tattoo was recorded in 2008 after his arrest.

For the Balenciaga store, farther west on Melrose, Kameon went to the fashion house's Web site, where a description of the store's interior as a "lunar landscape" captivated her.

Then an algorithm with two steps is presented to design the distributed adaptive formation control protocol, where a description of the feasible time-varying formation set is given.

Firstly, necessary and sufficient conditions for general linear multi-agent systems with switching directed topologies to achieve time-varying formations are proposed, where a description of the feasible time-varying formation set and approaches to expand the feasible formation set are given.

All GO annotations require a reference or authority describing where the evidence for the annotation originated, such as a PubMed identifier or an abstract where a description of how the annotation was made is provided.

Furthermore, following Annex I paragraph 5.1.1 of REACH, the Risk Management Measures (RMM) of an Exposure Scenario shall in particular include, where relevant, a description of "the waste management measures to reduce or avoid exposure of humans and the environment to the substance during waste disposal and/or recycling".

"We find hints in works like 'The German Ideology" (1846) where there is a description of working life that is unalienated, i.e. creative and various — we hunt in the morning, fish in the afternoon, and become opera critics in the evening".

It is denoted as R = {r1,…,r m },m≥1, where r presents a description of a user's demand, i.e., the ability demand of virtual device resource.

The text in the section "Background" referred by this reviewer has been moved to "Results" where we make a description of all used evolutionary markers.

However, today it is also possible to introduce them in the European feed legislation according to the regulation (EC) 767/2009 where there is a description of how ingredients can be used for particular purposes.

Deviations from ideal gas behaviour occur both at low densities, where molecule-surface collisions become important, and at high densities, where a description in terms of only two-body collisions becomes inadequate.