Unremarkable legends (that Merovingian kings were thought to have a healing touch, for example) are characterized as suggestive clues or puzzles demanding solution.
His early writings, of which Omedetaki hito (1911; "The Good-Natured Person") is an example, are characterized by a bursting self-confidence.
Asthma and inflammatory bowel diseases, for example, are characterized by low frequencies of mucosal associated invariant T cells, a T cell subtype in peripheral blood expressing CD3/CD8/CD161/TCRa7.2 [ 15, 16].
The 1980s and 1990s, for example, were characterized by thriving, violent markets in cocaine and firearms, which swept up many adolescents and adults.
Acute appendicitis, for example, is characterized by the sudden onset of nausea, vomiting, and pain usually localized in the lower right side of the abdomen.
The homage to Fauré, for example, is characterized by a graceful, Gallic melody supported by harmonies that grow increasingly dense, and the Rachmaninoff paraphrase puts rippling surfaces in the foreground as a virtuosic fig leaf covering adventurous harmonic twists.
Its operation last year in the Swat Valley in northern Pakistan, for example, was characterized by light civilian casualties, even though the death toll of militants was high.
For this purpose the plasma polymer obtained from a purely organic compound, acrylic acid (AA), for the carboxyl group film as example was characterized.
More general noise and initial state distributions can, for example, be characterized by probability density functions p(x 0), p(v k ), and p(e k ).
The climate science, for example, is characterized by a remarkable degree of consensus," Malin tells to The Creators Project.
The competitive regime of M. berthae, for example, is characterized by within-group scramble competition, whereas the competitive regime of M. murinus is additionally characterized by between-group contest [Dammhahn & Kappeler, 2009].
