Sentence examples for characterization that there from inspiring English sources

"The characterization that there was some sort of quid pro quo or pay-to-play is not accurate," he said.

I think there's a lot of fairness in this characterization that there are chunks of finance that are fundamentally value extracting, as opposed to value creating.

An Interior spokesman said in an email to the LA Times that "the characterization that there is any new policy or that it for some reason targets scientists is completely false," and cited media guidelines published during the Obama administration.

Officials also take issue with the characterization that there is no oversight — there is a unit that is financed and staffed by donors whose sole mission is to vet all contracted work before any payment is processed.

And the characterization that's out there, it has been reported that the administration misled the public in a manner as well.

Since these problems of tone are to be found only in the post-Gulag material, you might say that they are part of the work of characterization — that Amis put them there to show us the damage that the camp inflicted on this man.

The results of particle characterization indicate that there was no physical disparity when compared with the commercial α-KG sample.

The characterization suggested that there might be a synergistic effect of potassium and nickel on β-Mo2C, which favored the alcohols synthesis.

Electrochemical characterization shows that there is an onset voltage for selective dissolution at the scratch-induced defects and that it is possible to define a processing potential window where dissolution occurs only inside the nanoscratches.

Also, differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) characterization shows that there are two transition temperatures for some of these amphiphilic copolymers owing to the existence of another aggregation phase of MPEG grafts.

The corresponding characterization suggested that there might be a synergistic effect of iron carbide and K/β-Mo2C, i.e. the formation of "K-Fe-Mo-C" species which favored the alcohols synthesis.