Sentence examples for characterisation work from inspiring English sources

The sexy love triangle between Evans, Channing and Ryan is intriguing, but I wanted some more narrative and characterisation work on the central relationship between Jill and her dirty stopout son, who is poignantly drifting away from her. Manville's power as an actor was not being fully used, certainly not in comparison with her presence in, say, Mike Leigh's All Or Nothing.

However, little characterisation work has gone into seating foam materials by comparison with conventional elastomeric materials.

To date, the literature lacks a comprehensive summary of the mechanical characterisation work done for 3D woven composites.

The characterisation work revealed that the incorporation of electric fields influenced the film microstructure, preferential orientation and photocatalytic properties of titanium dioxide thin films.

We investigated the device behaviour in self-trigger and coincidence mode, without using LED and pulse generators, showing that with a relatively simple set up a complete characterisation work can be carried out.

In addition, use of the sub-1 mm fraction allows direct comparison with all previous health-relevant characterisation work conducted using the IVHHN protocol in recent years, including the study which originally analysed the hydroxyl radical generation potential of Etna ash (Horwell et al., 2007).

Phrases are terse and elliptical, devoid of argument, conceptualisation or characterisation; each work is a minutely detailed pressure point set into motion.

To this end, the NEXT ENERGY Fuel Cells Division is focused on three research topics – micro-CHP systems, materials, and characterisation – which work in close cooperation and profit from the prompt exchange of knowledge and experimental results.

There's something very WALL-E about "him", and the other friendly Corebots – they mightn't speak, but there's wonderful characterisation at work here, expressed in chirps and grunts, movements and idle animations.

Although beyond the scope of this initial urinary EpCAM description and characterisation, future work should also investigate whether urinary EpCAM is a prognostic biomarker in recurrent as well as primary UBCs and whether it is predictive of therapeutic responses.

A spokesman for the City of London corporation disputed the figures and the characterisation of its work as lobbying, instead suggesting that it merely "argues the case for London".