Sentence examples for characterized by a double from inspiring English sources
Snakebite -- Flat tire caused by riding without sufficient air pressure; characterized by a double puncture.
Each derived being is established in its own reality by turning back toward its superior in a movement of contemplative desire, which is implicit in the original creative impulse of outgoing that it receives from its superior; thus the Neoplatonic universe is characterized by a double movement of outgoing and return.
"Painful tic convulsif" is a rare disorder first described by Cushing [2] in three patients, characterized by a double ipsilateral trigeminal and facial irritative syndrome.
Parisvietnaside A (37), characterized by a double bond between C-7 and C-8, was obtained from the roots and rhizomes of S. riparia [24].
The region lies in the equatorial climatic zone that is characterized by a double maxima rainfall occurring in May–July and September/October.
The piezoelectric properties of the InP nanostructures were characterized by a double beam laser interferometer from aixACCT Systems GmbH (Aachen, Germany) and the electric properties by a four-point measurement with an Elypor-01 from ET&TE GmbH (Kiel, Germany).
Quinoline, any of a class of organic compounds of the aromatic heterocyclic series characterized by a double-ring structure composed of a benzene and a pyridine ring fused at two adjacent carbon atoms.
Results further indicate that the combustion under diesel engine conditions is characterized by a double-flame structure with a rich premixed reaction zone near the flame stabilization region and a non-premixed reaction zone further downstream.
In wireless communications, the channel between transmitter and receiver can be characterized by a double-directional time-variant channel impulse response [41]: h t,tau,boldsymbol{Psi}_{t},boldsymbol{Psi}_{r}) = sumlimits_{ell = 1}^{N_{L}} alpha_{ell} delta tau-tau_{ell}) delta tau-tau_{ell}i}_{t}-boldeltaol{Psi}_{t,ell}) delta(boldsymbol{Psi}_{t}-boldsymbol{Psi}_{t,ell}), (1).
