Sentence examples for characterizes with a from inspiring English sources

Again, almost: the maître d'hôtel, Bruno Jamais, maintains exclusive possession of all reservations between 7 and 8 30 p.m. for his Very Important Persons -- i.e., "those who generously tip" him -- and he releases the remainder only at the last minute to the Very Unimportant Persons, whom he characterizes with a well-known Yiddish obscenity.

Accepting that "photography tends to show, to describe, much more than it can explain," he decided on an approach to the man he characterizes with a question: "Why not be silent, patient and watchful, like a photographer?" The resulting film, playing for one week at the American Cinematheque's Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood, well rewards his efforts.

The sensor was characterized with a semiconductor parameter analyser (Keithley 4200-SCS).

The etching process was characterized with a statistical experimental design.

The dried surface is characterized with a stylus profilometer.

In addition, the Cs-based Faraday filter was experimentally implemented and characterized with a few microwatts of a titanium-sapphire laser26.

Many Kwa languages are also characterized with a two-level tonal system in which high tones are down-stepped after low tones.

The central part of the beam was filtered out by the aperture and characterized with a scanning slit beam profiler (BeamScan, pyroelectric head).

Sheet forming operations are characterized with a significant scatter of the results.

The Latvian district heating system historically is characterized with a high share of imported natural gas.

The assay was characterized with a good sensitivity, the limit of detection being 5 μg kg−1.