The low folded thrust zone (Kirkuk embayment) almost characterized by a series of long echelon anticlines and separated very wide synclines.
On the other hand, the flutter instability is almost characterized by A2∗ for bluff rectangular cylinders with B/D such as 5 or 8 or 10.
As a matter of fact, the available literature on PRR is almost characterized by qualitative descriptions of the pathway; the only kinetic constant that we could assess from literature corresponds to the process of poly-ubiquityl chain extension on mono-ubiquitylated PCNA, showing a Kcat=(3.0±0.04) min−1 [ 54].
Over the nearly four decades since the publication of "Revolutionary Road," commentators have almost always characterized Yates's novel as "bleak" and his vision of Americans and American life in the suburbs as, in the words of Joyce Carol Oates, people adrift in "a sad, gray, deathly world".
Nature is almost always characterized as female, after all.
The votes also indicate the unwillingness of many lawmakers, as the fall elections approach, to appear to be blocking almost anything characterized as corporate reform.
Democratic candidates' wives — from Rosalynn Carter and Kitty Dukakis to Hillary Rodham Clinton and Teresa Heinz Kerry — are almost invariably characterized by opponents as too feisty and too outspoken, a little too radical for mainstream America.
As he says, "the very idea of self-causation or self-creation is almost universally characterized as absurd, incoherent, or worse".
It is not obligatory, carrying with it no formal duties or legal obligations to one another, and is typically egalitarian in nature and almost always characterized by companionship and shared activities (Berger et al. 2017).
The law's opponents, who oppose the employer mandate, almost immediately characterized the decision as more evidence that the healthcare overhaul is a "disaster," as Sen. Orrin G. Hatch (R-Utah) put it.
The clinical routine, however, is almost exclusively characterized by 2D images (e.g., CT, MRI).
