Sentence examples for but is characterized from inspiring English sources

The first, commonly known as bipolar 1, has several variations but is characterized primarily by mania, with or without depression.

The Tungus languages exhibit a contrast between short and long vowels; Manchu on the other hand does not exhibit a contrast in vowel length but is characterized by vowel clusters (e.g., Manchu uihe versus Oroqen iige 'horn').

This technology has key advantages but is characterized with substantial levels of water consumption and discharge.

At 250 °C and 25 MPa, the evolution is also similar to that in the freshwater case (Fig. 6), but is characterized by larger amount of chlorites.

However, it is possible to produce another radionuclide of scandium 43Sc having properties similar to 44Sc but is characterized by much lower energy of the concurrent gamma emissions.

At 50 °C and 5 MPa, the evolution is similar as in the freshwater case (Fig. 5), but is characterized by a more abundant precipitation of saponites and a less important precipitation of zeolites.

"If it was intended not to be a sworn statement but was characterized as a sworn statement, that was dishonest at best on their part," he added.

These works were obviously inspired by Pollock's allover gesturalism and archetypal symbolism but are characterized by more craftily inventive play with color, texture and process.

Mr. Marzan, who had minor skirmishes with the law as a youth but was characterized by the police as "a decent guy," was born in Manhattan and lived on East 92nd Street until a few years ago.

These lignites have high moisture and low to moderate ash yield but are characterized by high volatile matter.

Sibu Laut River was characterized as oligotrophic and/or mesotrophic status according to chl-a and TP inputs, but was characterized as hypertrophic status according to the TN input.