Alzheimer's disease, for example, is characterised by insoluble clumps called plaques, which build up in the spaces around neurons in the brain, and neurofibrillary tangles, which accumulate inside the cells.
Bipolar plates, for example, are characterised by their porosity and permeability with respect to fluid flow and by anisotropic material tensors for heat and charge transport.
Marine coastal habitats, for example, are characterised by a high level of biological and abiotic noise, and coral reefs are particularly noisy due to high densities of resident shrimps, urchins and fishes [1], [2].
Intuitively, a small ISN reflects an area with a small variation in node degrees, for example, an area characterised by a grid layout, where the majority of street intersections are four-way ones.
A next generation laser ranging system for example could be characterised by the fact that it generates the full topocentric vector by simultaneously measuring a precise range and a precise direction towards the satellite.
Glaucoma, for example, which is characterised by progressive optic neuropathy causing a varying degree of visual field loss, does not affect central visual acuity in most cases.
The unique case is an example of reflex epilepsy, characterised by seizures that are induced by external stimuli.
We observe, for example, that Austria and Czech Republic are characterised by a high proportion of vocational studies in upper education and they also have a high rate of vocational programs that combine school and work.
For example, lineage A2 was characterised by six alleles that were shared between localities while the remaining alleles were locality specific.
It was observed, for example, that joy is characterised by very expressive non-verbal and verbal behaviour, a strong orientation towards other people and a feeling of warmth or heat.
