Sentence examples for characterisation period from inspiring English sources

But plot needn't be a straitjacket, rather a sturdy skeleton over which the beautiful drapery of dialogue, characterisation, period and location can be shown off to best advantage.

2. Don't burden the plot and/or characterisation with excessive period detail.

For a hydrologic characterisation of the sampling period, the total annual flow was compared against the long-term annual median flow calculated for the period 1970 2001.

Predicted end-to-end delivery delay for messages generated by node i Time taken by tram x to complete a trip Duration of MN1's contacts Duration of MN3's contacts R Round period Table 6 Characterisation of delivery delays for nodes MN1 and SN2.

The ability to analyse root secretion DMA concentrations collected over narrower time periods allowed for further characterisation of rice DMA secretions during this 'morning' period leading to the identification of 11 00 13:00 (3–5 h after the onset of light) as the peak time of DMA secretion from Fe-deficient rice roots (Fig. 3).

18 19 The aim of the current study was to comprehensively determine, across the UK, implementation of NICE CG83 during the posthospital discharge period with detailed characterisation of available follow-up and rehabilitation services, and including establishing barriers to service provision.

Despite this, he wrote that the story was still enjoyable, with a "delightfully ludicrous" set-up, "vividly realized" period setting, and the characterisation of Dickens.

And there are other, more exacting readers, who find his many formal skills as a writer partly undermined by a weakness for underlying clichés of characterisation and his somewhat pedestrian late-period imaginings of "good" and "bad".

However, contemporary applications of liminality have modified Turner's characterisation to allow short but repeated periods of separation.

There is a surprising scarcity of data relating to the characterisation of susceptible post-stroke time periods for recovery processes in the rodent.

Period is a matter of characterisation as much as of circumstantial detail.