Sentence examples for be characterised such from inspiring English sources
In order to determine their suitability to measure mass deposition in the form of solid particles, some topical aspects must be characterised, such as the sensitivity versus temperature and grain mass and the sticking efficiency versus grain speed.
In some other studies, more specific derivatives of the Western pattern have been characterised such as the 'junk food', the 'red meat', the 'high fat/high sugar' or the 'sweets and salty snacks' pattern.
Several large effect QTLs have also been characterised, such as the RAD5 allele [54] and the CYS4 allele [55] in the S. cerevisiae wine strains RM11 and M22 respectively, that show a pattern of inheritance almost analogous to a Mendelian trait.
While she accepted such information was personal, she said it could "barely" be characterised as such.
As in S. dozieri, the repertoire of sexual behaviour which all these species display has yet to be characterised but such examples will hopefully stimulate interest in sexual selection in species such as these.
Syms compared her onstage presence to witnessing the vibration of a reed, except that Lee was too real a woman to be characterised by such fragility.
They are plainly dastardly criminal and must be characterised as such … There needs to be concomitant action to address this situation".
In the run up to the massacre, Ramaphosa emailed politicians and police urging them to take tougher action against the striking miners, who he said were "plainly dastardly criminals and must be characterised as such".
"There are no cages within the RIS's premises in Chios, nor any other type of construction that could be characterised as such, in any kind of way". Further questions on whether there ever had been cages in the centre didn't get a reply.
"A type societies tend to be characterised by monotheism such as Christianity and Judaism, with one fundamental analysis of human beings and a strong sense of societal norms.
Quality of a natural building stone deposit can be characterised by some attributes such as tensile strength, uniaxial compressive strength and unit volume weight.
