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However, the British bloody-mindedness can also be characterised as cynicism - a journalistic vice - which is perfectly illustrated by that apocryphal "jerk" reference.

These regions can also be characterised by restricted diffusion and homogeneous/positive enhancement.

Strictures can also be characterised, including the length of bowel involvement and the severity of luminal narrowing.

So I guess the nature of my job means that, even though I am a scientist, I could also be characterised as a "measurement technician".

The light confinement can also be characterised using a classical Fabry-Perot model, in which a guided Bloch mode in a PhC waveguide bounces between the two associated mirrors that form the micro cavity [18, 19] - where the reflectivity for the Bloch mode is very close to unity, with estimated reflectivity, R, ~ 0.999.

The front-end's "double concave architecture" can also be characterised by its protruding bonnet crease line and deep grille.

Until recently, dance music has also been characterised by innovation; something that Underworld subscribed to.

It has also been characterised as a gesture of defiance against religious extremists' attempts to erase evidence of the Middle East's pre-Islamic history.

The phases resulting from the reoxidation of the decorated and/or alloyed metal microcrystals have also been characterised by means of HREM.

The mobility of the accessible cells during athermal simulations has also been characterised concluding that all the holes in the lattice are in motion, contributing to the diffusion of the molecules even for the lowest values of DAV.

At the early stage, nanoscale materials with large Raman cross-sections such as carbon nanotubes have been the preferred sample; however, recently biological and crystalline materials having much smaller Raman cross-sections, have also been characterised at the nanoscale.