Sentence examples for which descriptions of from inspiring English sources
Hypnotherapy sessions, in which descriptions of what happens to the intestines when we're uptight are given, along with methods of coping, are useful.
2. Rigmarole It looked Italian to Rich Greenhill, but he reports that it is from the 18th-century Kentish "ragman roll": a game in which descriptions of characters were written on a scroll.
The intention is to discover which descriptions of particular foods most induce craving in consumers.The preliminary results show that for fast-food hamburgers, the descriptions rated as most enticing were "a grilled aroma that surrounds a thick burger on a toasted bun" and "lots of grilled bacon and cheese covering the grilled juicy hamburger on a lightly toasted bun".
A consistent analytical framework is constructed within which descriptions of various member types and junctions can be accommodated.
By means of this account and theory we analyse the thesis of the dual nature of technical artefacts according to which descriptions of technical artefacts draw on structural and intentional conceptualisations.
Even though the only "evidence" submitted was the self-serving accounts of the shooters, of the incidents in which descriptions of the incident were provided, over half were rated as probably illegal by a majority of the judges.
That morning, Cabinet secretaries, assembled for a meeting in the Cabinet Room, had been passing the time before the President's arrival by bantering about which description of the President that had leaked to the press was the most accurate.
In one sense this is a philosopher's nightmare: with genuine empirical equivalence as strong as Bohm obtained, it seems experimental evidence can never tell us which description of reality is correct.
Some may never really have been part of it, and others, of which descriptions alone survive, may be lost.
The paper also shows several ways in which the descriptions-of-affordances-model can contribute to affordance-based design.
The primary facts of nature are things like "heaviness and hardness," which are descriptions of the physical arrangement of matter.
