Sentence examples for characterisation by from inspiring English sources

Clusters allow to characterise the propagation environment in a compact way using much less parameters than characterisation by individual multipath components (MPCs).

"We fully support the decision by Victoria police to cancel the operation after the unfortunate and inappropriate characterisation by the Australian Border Force today," Noonan said.

Yet another magnetising characterisation by Cate Blanchett is the best reason James Vanderbilt's otherwise respectably camel-coloured political drama Truth (Warner, 15) has for being.

Though he would dispute his former characterisation by the press, he acknowledges that he has changed, and much of the change he attributes to acting.

"We fully support the decision by Victoria Police to cancel the operation," he said, "after the unfortunate and inappropriate characterisation by the Australian Border Force today".

We not only beat the record for [oldest] genome characterisation by almost an order of magnitude… we also discovered that a whole bunch of approaches can be used to characterise the deep evolutionary past".

The IFE has issued a statement, which I wrote about yesterday, taking issue with its characterisation by Abbas in his NEC statement and claiming to have been courted by him during the selection process.

The tormented, paranoid ruler is a bravely three-dimensional piece of characterisation by Berlioz, and his aria is a highlight of a score that is gently but persistently dramatic.

Floated conceptually and commercially by another eccentric comic characterisation by Depp, this attempt by Verbinski and producer Bruckheimer to plant the flag for another Pirates of the Caribbean-scaled series tries to have it too many ways tonally, resulting in a work that wobbles and thrashes all over the place as it attempts to find the right groove".

It contained enough paint for characterisation by XRD.

The material characterisation by different testing methods supplies abstractive results.