8 In England and Wales, what characterised a "thankful village"?
They were shot on film, but the profusion of special effects characterised a comic book adventure come to life.
The essence of the old World Cup winning captain – the pragmatist, the man whose toughness defined a different, more uncompromising kind of Brazilian attitude – characterised a feisty win.
And in one wartime picture, Cottage To Let (1941), he even characterised a Nazi fifth columnist, albeit in the guise of a dashing Spitfire pilot.
The prime minister, who has repeatedly characterised a decision to leave the EU as a "leap in the dark", has been accused of playing up the risks of Brexit in a strategy dubbed "Project Fear".
Born Reginald Maurice Ball, Presley's swaggering vocals characterised a band that was credited with influencing generations of punk and garage musicians, including the likes of Iggy Pop and The Ramones.
The essayist Thomas Carlyle, whose denunciations of the modern world set the tone for millions of subsequent opinion columns and radio rants, characterised a stereotypical British prime minister as "Little other than a red-tape Talking-machine".
Some Tories including George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer and an occasional moderniser have characterised a real-terms cut in benefits, which Parliament approved on January 8th, as a triumph for working folk over scroungers.
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We have developed and characterised a new generation of influenza virosomes (TIRIVs) that induced both, strong CTL and antibody responses against specific antigens of choice.
We have synthesised and characterised a broad range of functionalised terthiophene materials that have been designed for specific end-use applications.
