A dictionary would define mercurial as something being characterised by rapid and unpredictable changeableness of mood.
In popular culture, the manic phase of bipolar disorder is often portrayed as being characterised by elevated mood and creativity.
Your approach in office however is described, by the bank, as being characterised by a renewed focus on inclusivity, poverty reduction and tackling corruption.
His new organisation, described in one account as being "characterised by the ultra-left posturing and Mao worship", was called the Workers Institute of Marxism-Leninism-Maoo Zedong Thought.
Despite the research being characterised by Moorhead as a "patronising, naive, ill-thought gesture", the first women eligible for the vouchers in Sheffield and Chesterfield are asking to join the scheme.
It is generally accepted that amyloid fibrils share common structural features despite each disease being characterised by the deposition of an unrelated protein or peptide.
Hot-wet (sites 1, 2) and cool-dry (sites 2, 3) seasons were associated with Elmidae, Pyralidae and Hydroptilidae, and were positively associated with axis 1 and 2 being characterised by high TP and RP (Fig. 2a).
An interesting observation comes from the values obtained for S3 and S6, being characterised by the same wearable antenna placement, the former being a static and the latter a quasi-dynamic scenario.
Population 50265 also attained good heights at CBL, while at the same time being characterised by a strong interaction with CDW (a positive effect of G × E) and with GOL (a negative effect of G × E).
However, the friction curves obtained under dry conditions at 500°C (cf. Figure 1) show a different shape than all other curves, being characterised by a decrease in the friction coefficient at displacements above 18 mm.
Add to this the determination of all of the parties not to publish their manifestos until well into April and this election might end up being characterised by a lack of ambition.
