Sentence examples for characterizing period from inspiring English sources

The characterizing period for downbursts could be 36 s.

Striking changes characterize Period II.

Her mad scene achieved a thrilling quality of suspense; her second act was exquisitely fragile, her arabesques showing the pitched forward torso that characterize period lithographs of the ballet.

Supposed incompatibilities derive, for Lockshin, from fundamentalist positions which characterize periods or groups within the various religions.

In magnocellular cells bursts of activity often characterize periods of enhanced neuropeptide release.

Detailed analysis of such sequences allowed the authors to identify distinct clusters of such repeats, three groups of which show marked expansions/contractions corresponding to previously characterized periods of regulatory innovation.

To analyze a seismicity catalog including a period with anomalous activity, i.e. swarms, it is necessary to consider how to characterize the period.

Related to these strongholds, the construction of fortified cities also characterized the period.

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.

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).