Sentence examples for characterised deep from inspiring English sources

It was the era of the miners' strike, the Wapping dispute, CND marches, the Falklands war, IRA terrorism, an economic theory – "monetarism" – that characterised deep cuts to public services as the necessary medicine to heal a sick economy.

Flat valley bottom areas fringing the stream channel are characterised by deep peat soil (0.5 4 m deep) which covers about 20% of the catchment and receive drainage from upslope areas.

The current global situation is characterised by deep, "organic crisis".

This new way of thinking might now be characterised as "deep" or "radical" ecology.

The investigated area is further characterised by deep sedimentary basins, high heat flow, high velocities in the lower crust, diffuse Moho signature and a strong positive Bouguer anomaly.

Despite the university's warm words about working with academics, the relationship between the vice-chancellor's executive and the academic body is now characterised by deep mutual contempt.

We have characterised the deep level defects present before and after annealing the proton-irradiated Ni/nitrogen-doped 4H-SiC Schottky barrier diodes (SBDs) using deep level transient spectroscopy.

I am pessimistic in that regard about countries characterised by deep polarisation and political gridlock.

The streamway in the inner part of the system formed within the limestone is characterised by deep phreatic loops reaching depths as much as 90 m, with the water flowing down-dip along bedding planes and rising up enlarged joints.

Lymph node sampling or dissection was predominantly performed in patients with tumours characterised by deep myometrial invasion and/or high-grade or aggressive histology.

Individual participants will have their T-cell subsets followed longitudinally and characterised by deep immunophenotyping before and after treatment to determine the effects on CD25 and FOXP3 expression.