Sentence examples for first characterised from inspiring English sources

Ozone is very reactive and these smogs were first characterised because of their damage to rubber and crops before human health effects were fully recognised.

Specifically, they reflect the legacy of those colonial territories which one British academic and colonial administrator, John Furnivall, first characterised as "plural societies".

The soundworlds of America and Japan are equally exotic in this French-perfumed Italian score, the first characterised by the bold arpeggio of "The Star-Spangled Banner", the second by brittle pentatonics.

The authors in question include Homer and the Greek playwrights such as Aeschylus who first characterised the Persians of "the east" in their dramas as exotic and inscrutable, stereotypes that Said shows subsequently to permeate the works of writers such as Flaubert, the young Disraeli, and Kipling, whose accounts of "the east" fed the west's fascination with the orient.

Pressure has been growing on the administration of Barack Obama, especially from its critics on Capitol Hill, to show some progress in its FBI-led investigation into the attack which it first characterised as having been spurred by a mob angered by an American amateur film that was seen as being offensive to Muslims.

Discriminatory contracts are first characterised at each customer location.

We first characterised the different PGRPs isoforms in B. azoricus gills and identified five paralogs.

The exfoliated materials were first characterised by a variety of techniques to determine their quality.

The platinum electrode was first characterised in these electrolytes using the cyclic voltammetric method.

In this approach, the bond behaviour of the prestress strands is first characterised in a small-sized beam model.

The operating range of the terminal is first characterised as an uncertainty region around a linear nominal model using the operating points of a non-linear model.