Sentence examples for characterised generally from inspiring English sources

7. The term sāmānya-lakṣaṇa has been variously translated as "generally characterised," "generally defined," and "universal", or "generality".

The pure element of the sector is characterised generally by the 'castle' institutions, offering liberal arts, politics, philosophy and economics (PPE) and history.

In the Top End the climate is characterised as generally being hot and humid.

In CA, the climate is characterised as generally being dry and dusty and having extremes of heat and cold.

Consequently, asexual taxa fully sympatric with sexual ancestors should be characterised by generally younger clones and lower index values compared to parapatric/allopatric complexes.

Other domains that might be characterised by generally preservative transmission are domains in which a final result is reached through a sequence of actions, and sequences of actions that are even slightly different to the correct one produce an unusable result (Acerbi et al. 2011).

Practical issues such as requirements in terms of sample preparation and sample form and present examples of optimised data analysis will also be addressed to be able to detect and characterise the generally highly variable microbial degradation processes within their highly variable substrate wood.

In a European perspective, Norwegian GPs are presented with relatively few guidelines, and Norwegian general practice is generally characterised by low levels of monitoring and control.

In summary, the Late Cretaceous sediments are generally characterised by relatively high potential for oil generation (Fig. 11b).

Kenya's transport sector is generally characterised by chaos.

Most rants are more humiliating for the ranter than their subject, generally characterised by a loss of dignity and control.