The phrase "characteristic by" is not correct and usable in written English.
If you want to describe a characteristic of something, you would use the phrase "characterized by," as in: The book is characterized by its use of vivid imagery.
The entrainment coefficient characteristic by ceiling jet was also described.
The assessment is based on existence or not of the characteristic by dimension or area.
The motive for success is regarded as a relatively stable personality characteristic by the time adulthood is reached.
This yields the ability to estimate the acoustic characteristic by the product of the individual element four-pole parameters.
There is not a portrait here but has some marked characteristic by which you can identify the man who sat for it.
Both methods were expected to provide optimal solution characteristic by the full accuracy about all three axes, which was confirmed.
Yes, was the answer given by the Lords last month when they amended the enterprise and regulatory reform bill to treat caste as a protected characteristic by making it an aspect of racial equality.
The proposed dual-gate transistor also performs a wideband negative resistance characteristic by which the self-oscillation frequency can easily be determined with a proper resonator.
Plasters containing lightweight aggregates are mostly characteristic by low bulk density and low thermal conductivity but these favorable properties are often achieved at the expense of mechanical strength.
Proposed structure suggests easy tunable wide band-stop electronic filter with a modulated flat stop-band characteristic by height of electrostatic barrier and structural parameters.
