Sentence examples for activities are characterised from inspiring English sources

Those who wish to restrain destructive activities are characterised – by the minister Greg Barker and, apparently, George Osborne – as "environmental Taliban".

But these days its activities are characterised by their high-tech edge, notably in tyres, where a new production system run by robots is being rolled out.

Manufacturing activities are characterised by high repetitiveness and the generation of vast amounts of data, which however remain underutilised and in most cases completely unexploited.

Peak periods of monsoonal rainfall, associated with high convective activities, were characterised by the most depleted wδ18O values.

In the case of Cuba, the elevated amount of Po210 activities was characterised by global fallout.

The three grasslands, excluding periods following management activities, were characterised by average net emission rates of 1.5 2.8 nmolm−2 s−1.

It is concluded that the planting activity is characterised by routines, professionalism and division of labour.

In the present study the annual variability of the physico-chemical parameters of four coastal lagoons subjected to intense human activity was characterised.

These companies are potential rivals, but their everyday activity is characterised by co-operation for the sake of the growth of the entire industry.

With regard to tasks performed by the harvester, the above-mentioned activity is characterised by the greatest variability within the group of all operational work times (Szewczyk and Kulak 2013).

Short term activity includes hemocytes and cytotoxic enzymes, on the other hand long term activity is characterised by antimicrobial peptides.