Sentence examples for characterized by making from inspiring English sources

Since water is actually characterized by making reference to both its microstructural and macroscopic features, this can't on its own provide a justification for microessentialism.

Generally, rocks or minerals are initially characterized by making a petrographic thin section of rocks polished to a thickness of 30 μm on a glass slide and observing them with polarized light microscopy and/or scanning electron microscopy (SEM).

In the presence of opportunistic behaviors and limited rationality of the agents, the mechanisms that regulate information transmission are characterized by making incomplete spot contracts (Akerlof 1970; Stiglitz 1987; Hart and Moore 1990; Williamson 1996; Mènard 2004).

Within each CF, three hierarchical cognitive complexity levels (CCL) can be identified based on Bloom's taxonomy (see inner three layers in Figure 6 ): (i) knowledge, (ii) skills, and (iii) attributes (i.e., the latter being characterized by making critical judgments based on a sound knowledge base).

On the other hand, all patients were comprehensively characterized by echocardiography, making a classification of HFnEFESC or HFnEFNew possible.

The specimens were characterized further by making three-dimensional isosurfaces, generated and measured using Microview software (GE Healthcare).

Moreover, its traditional urban structure, characterized by dwellings made of inflammable materials, was vulnerable to big fires.

This development, known as the Kafuan, apparently evolved into an industry characterized by implements made on pebbles chipped to an edge on both sides, called the Oldowan.

The process of gathering information on which to make decisions has been suggested to fall into three positions: an autonomous one that values informed-choice decision making; one that is collaborative, utilising shared decision making; and, one who is dependent characterized by paternalistic decision making [ 40].

And it is characterized by messy decision making that involves elaborate political discussions, intense media coverage, a tendency to rely on high-tech missiles and air power (even though they may not get the job done, or only get the job done at terrible expense) and a distaste for the use of ground troops who might actually get killed.

Commercial citrus species are characterized by high heterozygosity, making it difficult to assemble large genome sequences.