They characteristically show gradual, heterogeneous enhancement.
The second potential outcome to which Dean alludes -- that the Democratic Party, per se, might not always exist in America -- might sound, coming from Dean, characteristically overwrought.
Examples might be, 'Let A be a unit,' (where the object is stipulated to be a unit) or, more characteristically of Greek mathematics, 'Let there be a line AB' (where a line is stipulated to exist, namely AB).
Characteristically, he showed most interest in linguistic problems, such as how to write in classical Latin about things that did not exist in Roman times e.g., cannons and parliaments.
It was shown that in addition to the Debye absorption process at very low frequencies (<10 cm−1) there existed a more intense absorption at frequencies characteristically in the range 20 100 cm−1.
Clinical symptoms characteristically first present in people in their mid-20s to 30s; however, a wide spectrum exists, and as the general population ages, the prevalence of MS in older adults rises [ 3].
In this study, patients with septic shock characteristically have an increased state of oxidative stress and this correlates positively with plasma MG levels, suggesting that a relationship exists between these two forms of metabolic stress.
There, Murdoch was characteristically upbeat about newspapers' prospects, stating that "knowledge is the most valuable commodity in the world; and never has a more ravenous appetite for knowledge existed than today".
Characteristically, ORUs cross significant intellectual boundaries between disciplines such as those assumed to exist between departments and divisions, or their equivalent.
Chagnon, characteristically, is unrepentant.
Characteristically, Mantel provoked controversy.
