Sentence examples for and characterised by a from inspiring English sources

Beyond Borgo lies Prati, a wealthy suburb, built after the unification and characterised by a rational grid of housing blocks.

The area of the south facing windows was higher compared to the other orientations and characterised by a higher variability.

But seeing him so openly responding to the waves of genuine affection makes it all the more extraordinary that for many years Brendel's relationship with his audience was strained and characterised by a mutual wariness.

This is an astonishingly well-crafted first novel, peopled with believable, empathetic characters, and characterised by a poise and lightness of touch that evokes the magic and pathos of Shakespeare's lovers and losers.

This premature brittle failure mode can occur in bridge deck slabs, often subjected to severe conditions of loads concentrated in small areas, and characterised by a reduced thickness.

These are based on the use of CSCL Computer Supported Collaborative Learningg) and characterised by a pedagogical approach focussed on the learner, cooperative building of knowledge, and increasing the diversity of its learner base.

The Glass Room is a novel of ideas, yet strongly propelled by plot and characterised by an almost dreamlike simplicity of telling.

Celtic's play all season has been dismal and characterised by an assortment of multimillion-pound players failing to deliver on their huge wages.

These traits are per se ethical and characterised by an idea of reciprocity between human beings.

Atypical ketosis-prone diabetes is frequently detected in obese individuals and characterised by an acute onset with either ketosis or ketoacidosis [ 6, 23].

Eating disorders are typically considered chronic diseases and characterised by relapse, says Claire Finkelstein, a Melbourne Clinical Psychologist who specialises in their treatment.