Eroticism, verve, brilliant colouring, and an intense interest in the passing moment characterize equally both Kabuki theatre and ukiyo-e visual art.
That is, one might be tempted to think that EH can equally be characterized as a hierarchy of increasing rates of decay of correlations: a K-system, for instance, which exhibits exponential divergence of trajectories would be characterized by an exponential rate of decay of correlations, while a SM-system would exhibit a polynomial rate of decay.
While the 2009 A/H1N1 pandemic strain has been characterized as mild, our results are equally applicable to a more pathogenic pandemic having similar transmissibility (R0 = 1.5).
Equally opposed to what is often characterized as shareholder theory, ISCT's relationship to stakeholder theory (and hence to the shareholder-stakeholder debate) is unclear.
Equally, CEBPA and NPM1 have been characterized as tumor suppressors in the literature (Halmos et al., 2002; Sportoletti et al., 2008).
Although often characterized as a quiet boy who grew into an equally quiet man, Sergeant Coullard had a sense of humor that transcended his social reticence.
Equally problematic is that many regulatory elements characterized as being cell-type specific within the nervous system actually label cells in other tissues.
M.I.T.'s patent committee was equally shortsighted and gave Mr. Ruge its rights to the gauge technology, which it characterized as "interesting" but not likely to be commercially valuable.
An equally powerful effect was to expose young Americans to knowledge, which an earlier Congress characterized as "necessary to good government and the happiness of mankind".
The mentioned procedures are valid under the assumption that the paired laterals are laid on straight slopes; however, real microirrigation units rarely follow an even gradient, whose topography is characterized by equally spaced contour lines.
