Sentence examples for characterizing the results from inspiring English sources
"By inappropriately characterizing the results of a legally sealed report through innuendo, the Office of Independent Counsel has further politicized an investigation that has dragged on far too long," Mr. Lockhart said.
As a major outcome, the approach turns out not to be affected by the energy blow up issue characterizing the results obtained by classic turbulent POD-Galerkin methods.
White House press secretary Joe Lockhart was critical of Ray's statement: "By inappropriately characterizing the results of a legally sealed report through innuendo, the Office of Independent Counsel has further politicized an investigation that has dragged on far too long".
That allows for characterizing the resulting system (controller + target system) in terms of the so-called SASO properties (Tilbury et al. 2004): Stability, Accuracy, Settling time, and Overshoot.
The utility of this tBLM architecture and these techniques is demonstrated by characterizing the resulting conduction properties of the antimicrobial peptide PGLa.
Characterizing the resulting variation in mechanical properties is critical for understanding how the inhomogeneous architecture of this tissue gives rise to its function.
Brunauer, Emmett and Teller (BET) surface area analysis and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) were used to assist in characterizing the resulting sorbents.
As is its custom, a spokesman for the accounting firm declined to characterize the results of the audit, which is not yet public.
In a rush of conference calls with analysts, they generally characterized the results as a sign that their institutions could weather another downturn in the economy.
Repligen, based in Needham, Mass., characterized the results as positive, but its stock lost about a third of its value, falling 81 cents to $1.84.
David Lewis, an analyst with Morgan Stanley, characterized the results as a "modest negative" for Medtronic, which already is struggling to defend its market share.
