Sentence examples for characterised in march from inspiring English sources

But I haven't heard many Londoners describe the capital as "the dark star of the economy", which is how it was characterised in March by the First Minister of Scotland, Alex Salmond.

In September or October.

In February.

The diurnal peaks in GPS-TEC is maximum during equinoctial months (March, April, October) and in December and minimum in June solstice months (May, June, July).

Combined impacts increased runoff in February, March and September, and decreased runoff from April to July. ET increased from March to July and decreased in August and September.

Genomic imprinting is an epigenetic phenomenon that has been well-characterised in eutherian mammals.

Although only well-characterised in wound healing, tumours might conceivably also utilise looping angiogenesis [ 181].

Cell wall salvage mechanisms have been well-characterised in S. cerevisiae (Levin, 2005; Popolo et al., 2001).

The Dos system has been implicated in virulence and is probably the most characterised system in Mtb.

His reputation consolidated in the late 1940s through to the 1970s, but he hated the postmodernist school that characterised architecture in later years.

The story of Pascal's Shaw adaptation captures perfectly that strange mix of vision, extravagance and muddle-headedness that characterised Rank in his pomp.