Sentence examples for both characterised from inspiring English sources

It's these tapestries and Piper's screen-printed preparatory studies – both characterised by their messy liveliness, jazzy, rhythmic forms and keen use of repetition – that are the highlights of this retrospective on his textile designs.

SWI is therefore especially helpful in the detection of calcifications and microhaemorrhages, which are both characterised by low signal.

It is mainly generated by converting solar radiation and wind, both characterised by well-known aleatory uncertainties.

Since this is the first study assessing apathy in MwoA patients, we believe that this issue deserves further cross-sectional and longitudinal investigation in MwA and MwoA patients, who are both characterised by functional abnormalities in prefrontal cortex [25, 35].

Two examples from the Central Italian Alps, both characterised by the occurrence of frequent historical events, valuable elements at risk (urban areas, corridors) and countermeasures (barriers and retaining walls) are presented.

For nonconservative systems instability is found to occur by divergence, flutter, or both, characterised by multiple stable and unstable ranges of the loads whose boundary can be altered by the damage distribution.

This research is an attempt of embedding both quantitative and intangible data in the virtual model, as they are both characterising heritage buildings.

Both are characterised by their touch-sensitive squidgy material covering, which isn't hit (as you would a normal piano or keyboard) as much as it is pressed, smudged and tapped in order to create and bend different sounds.

Both are characterised by a glossy, reddish brown coat.

Both were characterised by low Cronbach's alpha's.

Histopathologically, both are characterised by the deposition of an extracellular amyloid that is produced by neurones.