Sentence examples for chiefly characterized from inspiring English sources

New Jack Swing is chiefly characterized, however, by its attitude.

This disorder is chiefly characterized by a personal history of chronic and continuous antisocial behaviour in which the rights of others are violated.

The White-throated Quail-Dove is chiefly characterized by the pale buff forehead and supra-loral region, although the species should be easily identified anyway, it being the only quail-dove over most of its altitudinal range.

Performance is chiefly characterized by applying a Bingham fluid model to characterize the rheological parameters of yield stress and plastic viscosity and by assessing hydration via isothermal calorimetry measurements.

The changes in material culture in the Ganges (Ganga) River valley beginning in the 6th 5th centuries bce, chiefly characterized by settled agricultural technology and growing use of iron, resulted in agricultural production surpluses and a tendency toward the growth of commerce and urban centres.

The organic matter is chiefly characterized by kerogen Type-III with only a little amount of kerogen Type-II.

Whereas plants reproducing by spores are characteristic of Antarctica, seed plants chiefly characterize subantarctic regions.

For Israel, 2010 was characterized chiefly by two interrelated developments.

3.The first quoted sentence, "'Although it was... earth"' (line 5), is characterized chiefly by: a. active verbs.

As Jerusalem spread outside the walls, its architecture came to be characterized chiefly by iron beams and red-tiled roofs.

But 14 months into the occupation, Sadr City is still characterized chiefly by grinding poverty, filth and ubiquitous posters of the anti-American Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr.