Sentence examples for characterised by a set from inspiring English sources

Materials are characterised by a set of technical performance parameters, termed utilities.

These conditions are caused by processes in the landscape, characterised by a set of nested variables which explain the distribution of macrophyte species and communities.

Ageing is characterised by a set of metabolic features all of them designed to reduce energy expenditure and to promote energy storage.

The shape is characterised by a set of distributions that are created by measuring the distance between the atoms and four reference points.

A syndrome represents a group of symptoms that consistently occur together or a condition characterised by a set of associated symptoms.

To derive the gamete pool we notice that each ramet is characterised by a set of n = 8  pairs  ( a, b ) of alleles, each pair belonging to a given locus.

In the hydraulic practice the RRR is described through physical-based models, so-called conceptual models, which are completely characterised by a restricted set of design parameters.

Mediterranean forests are characterised by a remarkable set of features that make them naturally and aesthetically attractive, on the one hand, but also quite fragile, on the other, therefore calling for careful strategies for their conservation and management.

The fundamental catalytic processes in the petrochemical and chemical industries are characterised by a multistage set of the specific chemical transformations with a significant number of the reactants participating therein.

Two stages during the fuel steam feed were characterised by a different set of global reactions, an initial stage where the OTM is reduced directly by methane, and indirectly by hydrogen produced by methane thermal decomposition, in the second stage, steam reforming takes over once sufficient OTM has been reduced.

Onshore tsunami deposits are characterised by a complex set of diagnostic features that have been presented in many studies (e.g., Dawson and Shi, 2000; Goff et al., 2001; Shiki et al., 2008; Bourgeois, 2009; Mamo et al., 2009; Chagué-Goff, 2010; Goto et al., 2010; Chagué-Goff et al., 2011).