I suppose Britain is characterised as having a class-ridden society, and America perhaps less so.
The surface topography of a conventional diamond grinding wheel can be characterised as having a perplexity of abrasive particles with random crystallographic orientations resulting in different heights of protrusion from the bond and inherent varying inter-particle spacing.
Untreated hemp fibre reinforced polyester composites in this study have been characterised as having poor fire resistance and would not be expected to pass a full scale fire resistance test in their current state.
Rule 22 of the handbook states: "An international armed conflict exists whenever there are hostilities, which may include or be limited to cyber operations occurring between two states or more". An attached commentary adds: "To date, no international armed conflict has been publicly characterised as having been solely precipitated in cyberspace.
Pressure has been growing on the administration of Barack Obama, especially from its critics on Capitol Hill, to show some progress in its FBI-led investigation into the attack which it first characterised as having been spurred by a mob angered by an American amateur film that was seen as being offensive to Muslims.
In a paper in 1989 Mr Bernanke and Martin Parkinson, now the top civil servant in Australia's finance ministry, wrote that rather than providing recovery itself "the New Deal is better characterised as having 'cleared the way' for a natural recovery".
Among rugby players, wingers are occasionally characterised as having more fast twitch muscle in their legs than grey matter upstairs.
Those characterised as having low CRF appear to benefit from improved survival whilst fitter individuals do not [37, 38].
Four patients were characterised as having an optimal morphological response and yet were classified by RECIST as having SD.
The soils are characterised as having the texture of sandy silt throughout the 0 60 cm layer (Table 1).
Atomic physics allows the possibility of evolutions to states that would usually be characterised as having a lower thermodynamic entropy.
