Sentence examples for characterized the day from inspiring English sources

In San Francisco in 1945, license for public violation of sexual mores characterized the day of celebration at the end of the war with Japan.

Mr. Silver characterized the day's mood as solemn.

Purifying (negative) selection and low substitution rates characterized the SAT 1 virus isolates in East Africa.

While the agency's decision represented the first significant progress for the companies in their protracted discussions with government officials, people involved in the talks said that the two sides still appeared to be far apart, and that it would be inaccurate to characterize the day's events as serious negotiations.

Following (Mayaud 1973), we characterize the day as truly quiet if aa < 20 nT over 48 h, centered on 12 00 UTC and 0.00 °E.

This task offers the advantage that the same population of neurons can be examined during the entire time course of learning, thus greatly reducing the sampling bias characterizing the day-by-day acute recordings of neuronal activity.

American officials said they began having talks with airlines on Wednesday and characterized the guidance Friday as simply following established international air protocols independent of any political deliberations.

On Monday, though, Mr. Brodsky characterized the meeting Friday with Dr. Tisch as promising.

But his prose was otherwise free of the soaring rhetoric that characterized the D-Day speeches of later American presidents.

The opposition leader, Tony Abbott, characterized the developments Thursday as a backdoor subversion of the democratic process and ordered his members not to vote for the new speaker.

She characterized the event Monday as an "industrial accident at a nuclear site" which she conceded had "aroused emotion and vigilance".