Sentence examples for which actually describes from inspiring English sources

frac{partial {n}_D}{partial t}=nabla times left({D}_snabla {n}_D-mu v{n}_Dright)+G (48 where D s describes the diffusion process, v gives the drift velocity of the vacancies, and G is the generation rate of vacancy or the CF growth rate which actually describes the SET process.

In fact, outside of the headline, the word "landslide" does not appear anywhere in Tomasky's piece, which actually describes a pretty generic, caveat-laden scenario in which Obama wins a close election.

Holidays in Tents is no longer in print, but Childs' closing words, which actually describe a lake in north Wales, could equally be applied to the pastime of camping: "It is a place which generates impatience and even despair; yet it is both restful and challenging … and therein perhaps dwells its secret charm".

Christopher Andrew, the author of MI5's official history, says the main terrorist threat faced by MI5 in the aftermath of the second world war came from Zionist extremists of the Irgun, led by the future Israeli prime minister Menachem Begin, and the Stern Gang, the last terrorist group which actually described itself as terrorist.

This might be different from which parameter actually describes myocardial presynaptic activity best.

The definition of a placebo given by the majority of the PCPs in our study was one which actually only describes pure placebos.

However, to our understanding this is the first study in which parents actually described this discrepancy between rational and emotions themselves.

I'm not sure which of the above actually describes Thomas' reasons for thrifting, but I support his thrifting habits.

[2] That definition actually describes an exclave — which is often, but not always the same as an enclave.

It's like how the word "cancer" actually describes a multitude of ways in which normal cell death and division break down for different kinds of cells.

The chemical equation actually describes the input and output of the process, which belong to the behavior part of a system.