Sentence examples for characterised both by from inspiring English sources

"There are parallels in the sense that the film business has remained vibrant over the decades because it is characterised both by expensive high-end content from Hollywood, and also by quirky arthouse films with new emerging talent.

They also support the hypothesis that earlyonset OCD might be a relevant subgroup characterised both by a particular clinical profile and by specific cognitive characteristics.

The pair were bullish about Skype's prospects as a disruptive technology from the start – Friis told News.com in an early interview: "The telephony market is characterised both by what we think is rip-off pricing and a reliance on heavily centralised infrastructure.

The lipid phase was characterised both by GC-FID and LC-MS.

Recent climate change has been characterised both by increased warming and by increased frequency of 'extreme events'.

At the molecular level, the interaction is very well characterised both by mutagenesis and crystallography, involving a small and largely hydrophobic binding area.

The spatial and spectral resolutions and dispersion are characterised both analytically and by ray tracing simulations.

The solutions were characterised by both sensory descriptive analysis and by a computational method by which the frequency of the observed Notch concentration levels were recorded at each parameter value.

That is a major-winning combination on a course characterised by length both in terms of yardage and rough.

In soluble rocks characterised by both fractures and pore space, dissolution in both flow compartments is possible.

The GO was predominantly decorated by oxygen functional groups and rGO was characterised by both oxygen functional groups and vacancy defects.