Sentence examples for becomes characterized from inspiring English sources
As man's essence becomes characterized in conjunction with the conditions of his "circumstances," for Ortega, individual man is placed into and is delivered over to the being which is his and which he has to be.
When one of these putative peptidases becomes characterized, the identifier will be replaced with a standard MEROPS identifier.
The macrocolony formed by strain W3110 can be divided into three distinct regions: the outer edge, which forms a narrow and smooth zone; a middle zone in which wrinkles initially emerge and which then becomes characterized by the appearance of concentric rings; and the inner wrinkled region, corresponding to the area in which cells were first inoculated onto the plate (Fig. 2).
Thus, Melanesia became characterized by many small groups of people, divided from each other by language and custom.
Easterling's behavior had become characterized by severe mood swings, inattention to his work, tardiness and forgetfulness.
Time and again citizen documentation and photography become characterized as criminal while the acts they capture do not.
Rather, species richness and abundance of birds tended to increase as landscapes became characterized by more intensive agriculture with larger fields.
This community was concentrated north of downtown Omaha in an area that increasingly became characterized by the social and economic problems common to the ghettos of other large cities.
After the downfall of Israel in 722 721 bce and Judah in 586 bce and their subjection to foreign rule, Jewish education became characterized more and more by this religious orientation.
The demands for significant socioeconomic reforms brought revolts to every state, and Central American politics in the late 20th century became characterized by a powerful conflict between free-market and Marxist development models.
While the adoption of Social Innovation (SI) in the governance and policy domain has fueled a rapidly expanding scholarly literature, this field has become characterized by conceptual ambiguity and a diversity of definitions and research settings.
