Sentence examples for characterisation where from inspiring English sources
A nifty sleight of hand is also apparent in the characterisation, where Paul Dano's Pierre Leo Tolstoyoy's vessel for longwinded political tangents in the book – has been successfully transformed into a comical ladushka about town, necking fine champagne and destroying palaces in the name of toff hedonism.
He sought realism in acting, shunned self-conscious interaction with the audience, and insisted on a standard of characterisation where the characters were never aware of their own absurdity.
The most established role is in lesion characterisation where it has found a role in distinguishing benign from malignant breast and musculoskeletal lesions [ 38, 39].
One gene of interest was targeted for further characterisation, where the effects of siRNA-mediated silencing on IGF1-dependent signalling and cellular phenotype were examined and compared to the effects of loss of ErbB2 expression.
But not Jonathan Creek, where characterisation has never been done in anything but the broadest brush strokes.
If only they had given a flavour of the amazing conversations they all had.' She was also upset by her own characterisation in the film, where she was played by New Zealander Jodie Rimmer.
This is especially beneficial for the TERS characterisation of nanoelectronic devices, where substrates are generally non-transparent.
Finally, the methodology is applied to two case studies where the characterisation of influent and effluent water flows is emphasised.
This paper reports on the preparation and characterisation of polysulfone nanocomposites where silver, cobalt and nickel nanoparticles have been incorporated into polysulfone materials.
Once this information has been identified and interpreted, the tool performs elementary checks on the characterisation data (spectra, analytical) where molecular structures are reported, and attempts to ensure that the data does not conflict with the structure.
The performance evaluation of urban drainage systems is essentially based on accurate characterisation of rainfall events, where a particular challenge is development of the joint distributions of dependent rainfall variables such as duration and depth.
