Sentence examples for characterized us back from inspiring English sources
I happen to be a member of the "fun-loving" Yoruba (as the British characterized us back in the early days of colonialism).
The resulting microstructures were characterized using electron back scatter diffraction both immediately following deformation and after an annealing cycle at 1025 °C.
Low-cycle creep fatigue tests were conducted on an in situ tensile stage, the deformation morphologies were observed by scanning electron microscopy and the microstructure of the solder was characterized using an electron back-scattered diffraction system.
Plastic demands in the pile were characterized using curvature profiles coupled with back-calculation of the plastic hinge length and post-test physical observations.
Brady spoke about how Maher has characterized him back in July on Aisha Tyler's podcast, and on Monday, he stopped by HuffPost Live and amplified his sentiments, explaining what he apparently has to do to prove his "black man" bona fides to the "Real Time" host.
These cultural illnesses included "les urines" (Fang/French)- an infection characterized by frequent urination, "zchaw" (Fang)- a gynecological abnormality similar in description to fibroids and cysts, and "mfoes" (Fang)- an illness characterized by back pain.
We measured ballistic limit velocities, V50 of panels of different thicknesses using a fragment simulating projectile (FSP) and characterized back face deformation (BFD) using a spherical projectile.
The film was characterized by electron back scatter diffraction and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, providing the core level shifts as a function of bulk composition and bulk structure.
Classic presentation is characterized by fever, back pain, and anterior thigh or groin pain.
AS is characterized by inflammatory back pain, limited motion of the spine, and sacroiliitis on plain radiography.
Disease progression is characterized by ongoing back pain leading to skeletal changes in the sacroiliac joints, identifiable by plain radiography.
