Her partnership with Smith was revived in 1993 when she played Miss Prism to Smith's Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest at the Aldwych, a characterisation marked by its originality.
A further pair of measures considers a characterisation, at the basin scale, of the frequency distribution of rainfall extremes and the extent of the impervious portion of the catchment.
Thus, the present study aimed at a further characterisation of paediatric cerebellar HGG and also investigated if HGG in this location may represent a distinct clinical subset in comparison with cortical HGG in paediatric patients.
The present study with 29 centrally reviewed paediatric HGG cases of the cerebellum aimed at a further characterisation of cerebellar HGG in children and adolescents with special emphasis on clinical characteristics and potential prognostic factors.
Taking into account that the surface of the fracture walls is not flat, the acceleration voltage of the electrons for the acquisition of the X-ray spectrum was set at 30 kV, which implies a characterisation of the elements to a depth of the order of one millimetre.
The design for an UHV-reflectometer for XUV-radiation is presented, which is dedicated to at-wavelength characterisation on high precision gratings.
In this study, we describe an exploration procedure aiming at the characterisation of a fault zone in a target rock that is predestined for geothermal production in central Europe.
We will not discuss the neural mechanisms of human consciousness-involving metamemory, although they may be an important part of the story, but will instead aim at a broadly functional characterisation that can be carried across from humans to other animals.
Moreover, this study was aimed at providing a preliminary characterisation of the expression pattern of hENT1, hCNT1, dCK, 5'-NT, CDA, RRM1 and RRM2 in surgical specimens of bladder cancer, in order to find a possible association between gene expression and response to gemcitabine treatment.
It's a bizarrely retrogressive characterisation at a time when fairy-tale heroines are invariably described as "feisty" and "spirited".
