The game had been characterised up until then by players lacking composure at the decisive moment but Vardy was clinical, opening his body and guiding his shot into the top corner.
The interface behaviour between steel and a quasi-brittle aggregate material is characterised up to normal pressures of the magnitude of 100 MPa.
We have identified a negative direct interaction between epibiotic algae and mussels on exposed rocky shores, which may often be characterised by bottom-up regulation.
Both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis can be characterised by flare ups and remissions of symptoms.
He believes it will be characterised by decentralisation, bottom-up change, flat organisations and networks, systems thinking, flexibility and collaboration.
A Times writer, for example, will suddenly start describing all kinds of things as "roiling" – almost anything, in fact, except a swirling liquid; within a month or so, across the media spectrum, everything from evening wear to mental illness will be characterised as roiling up a storm.
To address aim 2, trajectories of sleep problems over the 12-month period, parent report of child's sleep problems across the three time points (baseline, 6-month and 12-month follow-up) will be characterised including timing and persistence of sleep problems.
But why must the build-up to Remembrance Day be characterised by these incredibly cheapening, confected rows?
The common ancestor of E. cuniculi and two yeast species is predicted to contain 3,048 KOGs, and the branch leading to the microsporidian would be characterised by 586 gene gains and up to 1,969 gene losses.
"We think that the information contained in the report was sufficiently important that the deliberate failure to provide it could properly be characterised as a 'cover-up'," consultants from Grant Thornton have concluded.
