Sentence examples for which summarise from inspiring English sources
Also on display are copies of Newman's funky GCSE revision cards, which summarise maths topics or concepts in a fun, accessible way.
The final metaphor level includes the shared metaphorical interpretations which summarise the characteristics of the issue or development, and to which individuals are deeply committed [37: 11 15].
This comparison (again using SUM-OKA to represent BIN) is shown in Tables 1 and 2, which summarise the mean degree of overlap in the search outputs, when averaged over the twenty searches for each of the activity classes.
This is the first of two companion papers which summarise the theoretical and experimental work aimed at developing a generalised, acoustic-based sensing strategy for free and semi free field problems.
This paper describes an example of this approach, a collaborative process used to develop a suite of posters which summarise the potential impacts of volcanic ash and preparedness and mitigation strategies for different sectors of critical infrastructure.
Most approaches in the literature are very simple, with the dispersal functions containing only one or two parameters which summarise all the effects of movement behaviour as for example different movement patterns or different perceptual abilities.
"There's a meaninglessness to it now which summarises this idea of temporality.
D'Aloisio created an iPhone app called Summly, which summarises news stories, and was downloaded by nearly a million people.
He found the key in a poem Wedekind appended to an early version of the plays, which summarises Lulu's adventures in ballad form.
Banks will want to see not just some figures from your accountant, but the SA302 form from HM Revenue & Customs which summarises your income for the tax year.
And, finally, you may be interested to glance at a well-designed website http://qcckaff.weebly.com, set up by a QCC regular, 'spanishscot', which summarises the caff's past and present extracurricular activities and interests.
