Sentences with phrase «describers someone»

As the title of the work suggests, it is dedicated entirely to the carry trade and its relation to the carry trade crowdedness — a term that describers a measure of the total volume of carry trade positions held by investors globally.

than most novelists, seriously: «All novelists are fundamentally seekers and describers of the real,» she wrote, «but the realism of each novelist will depend on his view of the ultimate reaches of reality.»

Brett:» Please don't try to make misrepresentations an ancient text that describers someone you shouldn't make assumptions about without truly understanding the context it was to be used in.»

But you'll get more valuable information by finding out how your ideal customer describers himself and thinks about himself.

The former operates as a cosmologist and metaphysician, whereas the latter functions as a phenomenologist, or (at least in his earlier works) a describer of states of human consciousness with reference to objects appearing in the world.

Of course he would; he needs Kow Swamp to be a late - occurring Homo erectus (in order to prove that erectus was not earlier than sapiens, and indeed has already misquoted their describer, Alan Thorne, to that effect).

For example, a describer with a card depicting an image of a house might instruct the copiers to draw a square with a triangle on top.

Now the describer can use language around X and Y axis for more complex images.

In reviewing statistics on breed bites it is important to understand that the term «Pit Bull» is used as a generic describer and not that of verifiable purebred Pit Bulls.

This exhibition tour for visually impaired visitors will be audio described by artist Emma Wilde, a regular and experienced audio describer for MK Gallery Access Tours.

Speakers, who are invited to share information on their individual experiences, include Marcus Dickey Horley, Curator of Access Projects, Visitor Services Manager, Tate Modern; Anne Hornsby, audio describer, Mind's Eye; Anne McCarthy, Arts Officer, Mayo; Orla Moloney, Arts Council; Johanne Mullan, National Programmer, IMMA; Padraig Naughton, Director, Arts and Disability Ireland; Damien O'Connor, Disability Arts Coordinator, Mayo Arts Office; Sally O'Leary, Arts Officer, South Tipperary County Council; Loz Simpson, model maker, Topografik, and Georgie Thompson, Assistant Curator: Collections, IMMA.

You will be fully supported throughout the workshop by a trained audio describer and artist.

No wonder heat transfer genius Adrian Bejan, describer of the Constructal Law in Nature, doesn't get involved in this discussion.