Sentence examples for characterisation from from inspiring English sources

In keeping with Fischer's approach, Andrew Foster-Williams gave us a demonic Pizarro, a very different characterisation from the corrupt bureaucrat he plays in the current Opera North production.

Rupert Goold's Merchant of Venice was great fun, even if the inconsistency in Portia's characterisation (from ditzy blond Glee fan to brilliant prosecutor, hm) took the edge off it.

"The Scarecrow and His Servant" (Doubleday, £10.99; to be published in America by Knopf next August) has familiar elements of plot and characterisation, from the perky and comical scarecrow himself to the serendipitous journey he takes in the company of a small, hungry boy called Jack.

This is taken as a hint that polymer characterisation from such experiments is indeed possible.

Thus, they are suitable and convenient targets for genetic engineering which makes their isolation and characterisation from different sources the need of the hour.

To measure the naturalness of test personae at an elements level, we drew on the characterisation (from Fig. 5), and followed the methodology defined in Step 3. We started by calculating the threshold and standard deviation for the similarity of the initial set, which were 74.51 and 7.89 % respectively.

Uncanny characterisations, from Andy Warhol to Nosferatu, are one element.

To support mechanical verifications using FDR (a model-checker for CSP), we derive test characterisations from the denotational definitions of conformance.

After a theoretical overview of the method, results obtained from various engineering surfaces are presented and new statistical parameters for surface characterisation, calculated from 3D-motifs are proposed.

That action is gently updated to the present day and beautifully observed by Loy and his cast: every characterisation - from Thomas Allen's unkempt Music Master and John Graham Hall's louche, gum-chewing Dancing Master through the seedy retinue surrounding Marlis Petersen's predaciously sensual Zerbinetta to Sophie Koch's utterly serious and passionate Composer - is carefully wrought.

The only full characterisation comes from Gawn Grainger, who, velveteen-voiced and effortlessly insinuating, turns the part of a truth-telling old retainer into the pivot of the action, and the only occasion for a genuine joke.