Sentence examples for characterised by both from inspiring English sources

She has "unveiled a cabinet characterised by both talent and purpose", said the Daily Telegraph, which had expected "a half-Eurosceptic, half-Europhile fudge".

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

It's a dichotomy he funnels into his work: an Antonoff production is characterised by both sincere and intensely personal lyricism and a restless undercurrent of "strange feedback ticking away at the back", as his collaborator Lorde recently described it.

This feature provides details of a new high-performance packing ring design that is characterised by both its high sealing efficiency and low wear rate.

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

We concluded that intra-cortical perfusion in the primate was characterised by both very narrow functional beds and a large capacity for compensatory redistribution, far beyond the nearest neighbour collaterals.

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

Trauma is characterised by inflammation, both local and systemic, and the degree of inflammation is proportional to the magnitude of the combined insult of injury and treatment.

A newer class of dual-action antidepressants is characterised by inhibiting both serotonin and noradrenaline at the presynaptic membrane and by a weak affinity with receptors at the postsynaptic membrane.

It is ridiculous that three months of talks have been characterised by brinkmanship on both sides.

The career of Keith Chegwin, who has died aged 60, is characterised by having presented both one of the most popular children's TV shows in history and a contender for the medium's most notorious adult entertainment.