Sentence examples for another characterisation from inspiring English sources

Another characterisation of gene regulatory networks is structural robustness [ 75].

Meanwhile, the constant hopping from one opera to another means characterisation and dramatic context take a back seat to purely vocal arts.

Yet another magnetising characterisation by Cate Blanchett is the best reason James Vanderbilt's otherwise respectably camel-coloured political drama Truth (Warner, 15) has for being.

Another successful characterisation was that of an eccentric Spanish dancer, which Little Tich devised while touring Europe, and like The Serpentine Dance, relied heavily on acrobatic choreography and comic miming rather than eccentric singing and joke reciting.

In addition to comparing regions with strict and less strict regimes, this paper also assesses the importance of another open-space characterisation.

Floated conceptually and commercially by another eccentric comic characterisation by Depp, this attempt by Verbinski and producer Bruckheimer to plant the flag for another Pirates of the Caribbean-scaled series tries to have it too many ways tonally, resulting in a work that wobbles and thrashes all over the place as it attempts to find the right groove".

As DRIFTS, EPR and UV-Vis-NIR DRS are bulk techniques, which give only an averaged set of information over a large amount of material, it is important to call in another more local characterisation method.

Although the findings presented in this study need to be independently validated in another population, further characterisation of ApoE polymorphisms and dietary or environmental factors, may provide new insights into the gene diet and gene environment interactions and their contribution to incidence and progression of colon cancer or its subtypes.

Characterisation is another problem.

And remember that behind Engels's characterisation was another wealthy elite.

Another difference in Troilus' characterisation from the Filostrato is that he is no longer misogynistic in the beginning.