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Describe in sentence

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The words in any language can't describe, because it's a totally different planet, as you cannot imagine your life on Mars right now.
Language breaks down when trying to describe what it would be like in one of those jets.
But I'd like to describe to you a more subtle kind of diversity and tell you about the ants.
Now, TED sends you a lot of spam if you're a speaker about "do this, do that" and you fill out all these forms, and you don't actually know how they're going to describe you, and it flashed across my desk that they were going to introduce me as a futurist.
Took me six years at MIT, and about that many pages to describe what I was doing, and it took him one page.
Diplomats and courtiers used chess terms to describe political power.
Well, it turns out that it's become painfully obvious that the fundamental assumptions that undergird neoliberal economic theory are just objectively false, and so today first I want to take you through some of those mistaken assumptions and then after describe where the science suggests prosperity actually comes from.
People are still obsessed with the phrase "fake news," despite the fact that it's extraordinarily unhelpful and used to describe a number of things that are actually very different: lies, rumors, hoaxes, conspiracies, propaganda.
So, it sounded easy: let's collect data from all the metabolites in our body, develop mathematical models to describe how they are changed in a disease and intervene in those changes to treat them.
And in fact, when you look at the sort of words that are used to describe diseases, you tend to find these words: "rotting," "foul," "putrid" or "pungent."
Respectively, these two theories describe the largest and smallest physical phenomena, and they’re notoriously difficult to combine.
Therapists describe this dilemma as: "If the queen had balls, she'd be the king."
And the qualities that I'm about to describe are the qualities that make it possible to make change happen.
I'm actually going to describe an experience that I had that first crystallized the idea of co-conspirators in my mind.
If we describe the near future as 10, 20, 15 years from now, that means that what we do today is going to be critically important, because in the year 2015, in the year 2020, 2025, the world our society is going to be building on, the basic knowledge and abstract ideas, the discoveries that we came up with today, just as all these wonderful things we're hearing about here at the TED conference that we take for granted in the world right now, were really knowledge and ideas that came up in the 50s, the 60s and the 70s.
And I'm from theoretical physics, so I'm used to people making very sophisticated mathematical models to precisely describe physical phenomena, so when I saw that this is the model for depression, I though to myself, "Oh my God, we have a lot of work to do." (Laughter) But this is a kind of general problem in neuroscience.
They went on to describe me as America's greenest CEO.
9th century Arabic writings describe boiling fermented liquids to vaporize the alcohol in them.
The words on the card describe what will happen inside.
Let me try and describe her to you.
That's the first invention that I wanted to describe.
What we're seeing is people really wrestling to describe what is this new thing that's happening.
That's why it's so problematic to describe what has happened in the developing world.
I can't even begin to describe it to you.
Like, can you picture or describe an even worse combination of those numbers that we should start to get ready for?
I'm sorry, but there is no other way to describe it.
Raise your hand, and be honest, if you've used the phrase "crazy busy" to describe your day, your week, your month.
Here's why you cannot afford to use "crazy" to describe your busy.
I can describe them to you, but I can't give them to you.
Even though people who were given Propranolol while the memory was in edit mode were no longer afraid of that frightening trigger cue, they could still describe the relationship between the cue and the frightening outcome.
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