Sentence examples for characterizes the period from inspiring English sources
Does the atemporality of so much modern pop music mean that when in the future we listen back to early-21st-century pop, we won't be able to identify a sound that characterizes the period?
Abovitz characterizes the period of 2011-2013 aseriousous garage days," but emphasized he was not alone in his explorations.
Given this variation, it is important to understand how and why a conflictual-cooperation CCAAC government relationship characterizes the period from 2003 to 2005.
This update of the memory that has been formed prior to gregarization is enabled by the specific blockade of aversive memory acquisition that characterizes the period of transition to gregariousness.
The problem is made hard because nothing in terms of population firing rate characterizes the periods when the pattern is present, nor is there anything unusual about the firing rates of the neurons involved in the pattern.
Another single index of climate change is the Atmospheric Circulation Index (ACI) that characterizes the periods of relative dominance of either "zonal" or "meridional" transport of the air masses on the hemispheric scale.
Related to these strongholds, the construction of fortified cities also characterized the period.
When I met him in New York, he used the word "grieving" to characterize the period that follows postseason losses.
In the July Revolution the upper middle class, or bourgeoisie, secured a political and social ascendancy that was to characterize the period known as the July Monarchy (1830 48).
Even though Fitzgerald himself showed very little interest in the art of his time, and ignored it completely in "Tender Is the Night," he did respond to the atmosphere of freshness and discovery that characterized the period.
The meticulous accuracy with which nature is itemized, set alongside the formalities of human behavior that characterize the period (providing a matching botany of manners), seems to belong to another age, as does its dignified lyricism.
