descriptor

How To Use descriptor In A Sentence

• These psychological terms seem to be neutral descriptors of inner states or behavioral capacities, but the self-command that they connote is tied directly to concepts of character strength.
• Even the term cyberspace renders an absolute connection, associating digital experiences with spatial descriptors.
• ‘Nutmeg’, ‘Attar of Roses’, ‘Strawberry’, ‘Lemon Meringue’, ‘Apple Mint’, and ‘Ginger’ cultivars all smell like their descriptors and just scratch the surface when it comes to the world of flavor possibilities in the pelargonium world. Rose Geranium Unmasked
• When talking about that which is served at his restaurant, the only use of the term vegetarian as a descriptor of Tony should be itself served with a generous portion of irony. Obama on Olbermann was much worse than I'd originally thought.
• Many of you have been personally touched by violence, as I have -- and though I used a one-word descriptor, I'm betting we'd all be hard-pressed to find just one word to describe the deep wound of the violent act we individually suffered. Cheryl Saban: Unlearning Violence - It's about Education
• The circular region F-norms in low frequency band of wavelet transform is used as color feature of the image and the energy ratio of high frequency band is used to form texture descriptor.
• Based on the investigation, the vector descriptor is fit to characterize the structure of dipeptides and predict their biological activity and has the merit good correction and simple calculation.
• These versions, however, highlight the burglar's avoirdupois in a way that the writer almost surely didn't want, and they lose the nice increasing-weight effect of, which puts the longest, heaviest descriptor last.
• The J2EE specification defines a deployment descriptor attribute that specifies the transaction isolation level for a given EJB method.
• In the midst of an interesting Spiked essay on the disconcerting popularity of “denier” (as in “Holocaust denier”) as an increasingly broad descriptor for people who demur from the majority view on issues like climate change, Frank Furedi has a passing remark about how we increasingly tend to suppress overtly moral rhetoric, to conceal the normative claims we’re making: How Inappropriate!