Sentence examples for characterised by the same from inspiring English sources

The Cassandras say the early days of the US sub-prime mortgage crisis were characterised by the same misplaced confidence that the difficulties would be comfortably contained.

Specimens of various mixtures, characterised by the same volume fraction of fibres, but different proportions of industrial and recycled reinforcement were tested both in compression and bending.

Results of autothermal ignition of different binary fuel mixtures characterised by the same overall heating value show that the presence of a more reactive compound reduces the minimum pre-heating temperature necessary to burn methane.

The results show that: the presence of the column contributed to "straighten" the flame; although pool fires with same diameters were characterised by the same RHR, the flame length was different depending on the fuel type; experimental gas temperatures were lower than the temperature correlation given in the Eurocodes.

An interesting observation comes from the values obtained for S3 and S6, being characterised by the same wearable antenna placement, the former being a static and the latter a quasi-dynamic scenario.

The days after you've seen Moodymann are always characterised by the same phrases, the same questions.

It is no accident that the gospel which most unequivocally identifies Jesus as the word made flesh is the gospel most characterised by this same circling, hovering, recapitulatory style, as if nothing in human language could ever be a 'last' word".

He first attracted attention at the 1990 Leeds Piano Competition, when he walked off the platform during the semi-finals because he felt he was not playing well enough, and since then his rise has been characterised by that same meticulous self-criticism, resulting in playing of crystalline transparency and penetrating musical insight.

Case A would be, therefore, like the so-called 'collision tumours' described by pathologists (Isaka et al, 2007; Kleist et al, 2010) all characterised by the simultaneous occurrence at the same place and at the same time of two tumours with distinct histological types.

CDPKs are characterised by the presence of a kinase catalytic domain located on the same polypeptide as four EF-hand calcium-binding domains.

"Children themselves have been known to rebel against uniforms," he said, "especially as they approach the awkward age characterised by the need to fit in and the desire to stand out, all at the same time.