Sentence examples for are characterized only from inspiring English sources

Feasible shapes for this problem are characterized only with upper walls.

A significant part of this limitation lays in the fact that the particles are characterized only by size.

However, in this approach, locations in the chemical space are characterized only according to local data density, whereas we hypothesize that a model's AD is a function of, not only the local data density, but also of the local reliability, i.e., the net effect of local precision and bias.

A comparison between dust seasons which are characterized only by regional storms and the global, planet-encircling dust storm of 2001 is performed, focusing on the meteorological conditions which can trigger the onset and development of the global storm, and its effects on the global circulation.

The chemical properties of hassium are characterized only partly, but they compare well with the chemistry of the other group 8 elements.

Chemistry experiments have confirmed that rutherfordium behaves as the heavier homologue to hafnium in group 4. The chemical properties of rutherfordium are characterized only partly.

It was once assumed that the Formative stage was characterized only by simple farming villages.

Nor should the book's "project," unlike its narrator's, be characterized only in negative terms — by what it refuses or mocks or evades.

"The compelling implication of this finding," wrote Dr. Von Károlyi and her co-authors in the journal Brain and Language, "is that dyslexia should not be characterized only by deficit, but also by talent".

The three-judge panel ruled Feb. 10 that this was unconstitutional and ordered the Legislature to produce new maps for legislative districts by March 1. "Where a state's reapportionment intrudes upon the fundamental right to vote for what can be characterized only as discriminatory and arbitrary reasons, it is our duty to step in," the judges declared.

Marriette, the maid, who was his first sexual encounter, is characterized only as having "such a firm, round, lively and truly impressive behind that the haunting vision of this interesting aspect of her personality frequently obscured the face of my math teacher at school".