Sentence examples for a general characterisation from inspiring English sources

But I think he's wrong to use that episode as a general characterisation of what's going on with the Occupy Wall Street protests.

We show that a general characterisation of the passage of time may be inferred from an analysis of commonly available browser records.

To understand better the properties of oil shale and the influence of mining conditions on oil shale quality, a general characterisation of Estonian oil shale is first presented.

However, the often low signal-to-noise ratio and fluorescence make it less suitable as a general characterisation technique.

Meme theorists tend to begin with a general characterisation of evolution by natural selection, namely as a process that requires differential competition between replicators.

Literary scholar Mark Jones offers a general characterisation of a Lucy poem as "an untitled lyrical ballad that either mentions Lucy or is always placed with another poem that does, that either explicitly mentions her death or is susceptible of such a reading, and that is spoken by Lucy's lover".

Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) was used for the general characterisation of the hydraulic connection between the lake and aquifer.

General characterisation of the co-compost feedstock saw total N to be the highest (3.1%) in DFS followed by CPH and then EFB.

In other cases the category may be incompletely characterised: there will be examples of items falling within the category but no general characterisation of it (see Levenbook 2000, 201 11).

C57B16 mice were used as cell transplant recipients of EDCs from transgenic hearts, as well as for the general characterisation of EDCs.

8 In this instance, the utility of the volumetric scan was not in the supply of sufficient samples for general characterisation, but inclusion of enough tissue within the scan to facilitate identification of a landmark position available within all three scans.