Sentence examples for but the characterization of from inspiring English sources

But the characterization of that chant as racist precipitated its own cycle of outrage, as The Week reported.

I read Dave Itzkoff's article about the new Showtime series "Weeds" ["Mommy, What's That in Your Purse?," last Sunday] with some interest, but the characterization of the main character's decision to sell marijuana as "unforgivable" was puzzling.

The poly biphenylbisoxazole)s melt in the temperature range of 310 350°C, but the characterization of the melt was affected by rapid thermal degradation.

In 2007-8 we had a real big influx of foreign buyers and a lot of people coming in to flip apartments, but the characterization of the buyer today is different.

These can be classified as situations in which the reference wind velocity is clearly below the design value but the characterization of the aerodynamic forces challenged by either the presence of an adverse weather condition (deposit of freezing precipitation) or the eccentric loading transferred to the main system through non-structural elements (e.g., luminaire installed at the top of the unit).

But the characterization of the TS lineage has not been extensive and many are sceptical of studies using uncloned or hybrid T-cell lines.

But beyond the characterization of the opponent — ascribed or imagined — is the macro-question of institutional accountability.

The pursuit of predictable sequence specificity in a high-affinity polyintercalating system will require a detailed structural understanding, but unfortunately the characterization of DNA-bound structure is complicated in the case of polyintercalators.

The Libre Initiative declined an interview, but disputed the characterization of the group in an emailed statement from Garza, the group's executive director.

This technique, entitled "two-hybrid" or "interaction trap", enables not only the identification of interacting partners but also the characterization of known interaction couples and even embodies the technological means to manipulate protein-protein interactions.

But the characterizations of Vasquez, a senior guard for Maryland and the Atlantic Coast Conference player of the year, have not always been kind.