Sentences with phrase «descriptors such»

Agents can add descriptors such as areas served, zip or area code and real estate specialty, including their designation or certification, to their name.

The baseline characteristics of the mothers will be presented for each treatment arm using descriptors such as the mean, SDs, median and IQR for continuous data and proportions for categorical data.

Use this opportunity to include value descriptors such as «effective,» «proactive,» and «persuasive,» as seen in the example, to paint a clearer picture for employers.

Generic descriptors such as «successful» or «accomplished» have little to no meaning without a bit of extra context.

When it comes to underselling ourselves, vague descriptors such as: «several, large, multiple, in record time,» leave much to be desired.

ICOs are listed as «software presale tokens,» and use descriptors such as «crowdsale» or «donation» instead of the ICO term to escape federal regulation.

High sounding lawyerly self - descriptors such as this is are only possible for as long as discussions about access to justice are careful polemics devoid of the messy particulars in case after case after case.

As result, the IPCC had to resort to lame, non-scientific descriptors such as «unequivocal» and «unprecedented» that were without meaningful empirical evidence.

They made observations using non-evaluative descriptors such as «10 out of 30 students have their books closed.»

Those values differ from leader to leader, but usually include descriptors such as caring, empathy, and humanism.

Lists of descriptors such as smart, attractive, romantic, thoughtful, trustworthy, sexy, passionate, fearless, honest or friendly are labelled «empty adjectives» by dating coach Erika Ettin.

Physical descriptors such as «cutie» or «blueeyes» were close behind.

Instead, descriptors such as «creative», «happy», «outgoing» and «optimistic» all saw an increase in responses for the profiles that used them.

Perhaps use a nickname or something that uses descriptors such as TallRomantic.

Hi Riley — I know this can be a real issue for vegetarians and vegans — sometimes animal - derived additives can appear on ingredient listings under vague descriptors such as «natural flavors.»

They use descriptors such as «high - altitude,» «mineral,» or «like Miley Cyrus» instead of «brown leather and cigar smoke,» but they can still rattle off the Grand Crus of the Côte d'Or from north to south.

For instance, a lawyer in private practice whose law office was officially named «The Law Office of John Smith» could add a descriptor such as «Phoenix», or «Criminal Defense Attorney» to the listing so that it would read «The Law Office of John Smith — Phoenix» or «The Law Office of John Smith — Criminal Defense Attorney».

Not exact matches

Have we appended common descriptor tokens, such as «best,» «top» or «price,» to our core product keywords?

In the last few years, many such women have coalesced under a new descriptor: «mompreneur.»

It's the descriptors that you're known by, «Oh Bob, he's such a diligent worker and it doesn't hurt that he's whip smart.»

I remember one essay in particular; the author argued that we can not use subjective words such as «feminine» as a descriptor of women because, by very nature of womanhood, if you are a woman, then it is, in fact, regardless of stereotypes, feminine.

In Christ, there is no such narrow descriptor of biblical women — dependent on roles and chores, job descriptions and marital status, experiences and unique circumstances, or quieting our wisdom and intellect and voices — when the majority of women in our world do not have the luxury of deciding whether or not to work.

Terms such as «Vegetarian», «Eco eggs» and «Omega 3 eggs» for example are not recognised descriptors that define the type of housing system or a level of welfare for hens.

- Increase investment in research and development of plant - based foods and clean meat; - Clarify that food producers can use compound names such as «soy milk» and other descriptors on food labels; - Include commonsense measures to reform checkoff programs; and - Incentivize the production and consumption of specialty crops and pulses.

Experts no longer use phrases such as getting «dinged» or «getting your bell rung» because those descriptors downplay the injury, Dr.. So says.

When asked for the first word that pops into their heads when they think of the commander - in - chief, U.S. voters gave such glowing descriptors as «idiot,» «liar» and «a ** hole,» according to a new Quinnipiac poll.

They were also given more than 4800 descriptors for each molecule, such as the atoms included, their arrangement, and geometry, which constituted a separate set of more than 2 million data points.

Although terms such as homosexual, gay and transgender are commonly used by the mass media, and even by some ethologists, Bailey and Zuk believe you shouldn't extend these descriptors of human sexuality to animals.

«The fact that our descriptor predicts the performance of such a wide variety of materials is surprising,» Wood said.

Cognitive dissonance is a better descriptor for an internal state, although we should remember that all such descriptions are inferences from behavior, language, brain scans, and so on, not direct observations of someone else's mind.

It is, of course, impossible — perhaps, even reckless — to reduce a person to a single, definitive set of descriptors, but if we were to do such a thing in regards to the central characters of Phantom Thread, we might call them very particular and domineering.

Hope was offered, though, that if certain steps were taken, such as better alignment «among the frameworks, the item pools, the achievement - level descriptors, and the cut scores,» the levels could be considered as meeting the legislated standards.

Essentially, a curriculum is divvied up into a bunch of performance descriptors, such as: «Can compare two fractions to identify which is larger».

The label should specify which animal the protein comes from, such as chicken or beef; the protein descriptor can be followed by the words «meal» or «byproduct.»

I always forget how much impact descriptors have, such as feelings or colors.

As such, the absence of a Content Descriptor does not necessarily mean the total absence of such content, and a given Content Descriptor may not always refer to precisely the same type or intensity of content depending on the Rating Category assigned.

The game is literate, subtle, and adult, all qualities missing from a lot of the games we come across, even those that aspire to such descriptors.

If you want to understand what water does, don't appeal to an English word such as transparent as if it, used as an adjective applied to a material, is a scientifically precise descriptor.

An average (such as a GMT, integrated over 30 years) may not be a meaningful descriptor in the case of a multi-state system.

To which I offered to refrain from using such descriptors for as long as others would refrain from using other specified descriptors to describe climate science and normal people who didn't reject climate science:

On November 13, 2011, during an enforcement campaign called «Une marque de respect de la loi» (A sign of respect for the law), the Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF) took the position that the trademark exception found in the Charter of the French Language (loi 101) does not allow businesses to display English trademarks outside their premises, or in most other places, unless the trademark is accompanied by a French generic descriptor, such as «magasin,» «boutique» or «café.»

And employ more powerful descriptors, such as «exceed,» «increase,» «perform» and «direct» (or the past tense of such words at former positions) whenever possible.

The professional summary is tightly packed with strong descriptors, such as «energetic,» «highly versed,» and «patient - oriented.»

Each noun, verb, and impactful descriptor presents a positive image of the applicant, such as «comprehensive corporate financial assessments» and «proficient at analyzing cost of operations and identifying areas for improvement.»

The jobseeker made a good choice in including such a powerful and desirable descriptor as part of the professional summary.

Start with a descriptor or a job title such as «healthcare expert who...» Make sure the succeeding phrases start with a strong adjective, but use the ones that describe you as a professional.

It has been shown to tap into these changes that were not captured by self - report verbal descriptors, indicating added value of implicit measures such as drawings over and above self - report measures.

; ratings of degree of liking; or nominations or ratings in response to behavioral descriptors (eg, someone who starts fights).2, 8 Reports from the child's actual peer group are then used to develop face valid indices such as how well liked or disliked the child may be relative to classmates, or whether the child has named friends who reciprocate the nomination.