Sentence examples for characterisation into from inspiring English sources

"It's farce and poetry both, able to make thrilling gearshifts from poignant characterisation into madcap as the film spills onto the streets to create chase sequences worthy of Chuck Jones or Fred Quimby," gasps Empire's Ian Nathan.

I probably took it more seriously than I was meant to: "How can I get a proper characterisation into this sketch?" You have a long-standing interest in falconry – how did that start?

The notion of 'grips' is then introduced with the aim of putting this characterisation into a form that is more operational for policy-makers.

Adapting this characterisation into functional linguistics, if the inter-stratal relation can be described in terms of supervenience, then we should see similar dependencies between higher and lower level properties of a text.

The theranostic principle is unique for radiopharmeuticals by exchanging, for example 68Ga for diagnostic purposes by 177Lu as a therapeutic counterpart for the same targeting vector, such as a peptide, thereby translating the diagnostic molecular characterisation into a treatment opportunity for the patient.

So they had to condense a lot of characterisation into a minimum amount of space.

The value derived from textural characterisation extends into engineering applications associated with mining, mineral processing and metal extraction where quantitative textural information is required for models predicting the response of the ore through a particular process.

Taking the polymer's characterisation results into consideration, thermo-MMA:nBA appears to be an appealing polymer for the fabrication of SWCNTs-based SSREs: thermo-MMA:nBA presents Tg, physical properties (see Table  1), water percolation and salt distribution in its bulk that are significantly different from those already studied photo-nBA.

As he does so – long white hair streaming, blood-bespattered, keening – he passes from impersonation into characterisation.

This paper presents a generic, reproducible and integrated characterisation of patterns into one modelling framework.

When this characterisation is integrated into a forest management optimisation model, several computational problems arise.