Sentence examples for forms that characterize from inspiring English sources

This definition explicitly excludes the phenomenon of channel splitting by convex-up bar-like forms that characterize braided channels.

The first four events had TADR and cumulative volume trends (e.g., Fig. 5) that displayed the classic rapid waxing and waning forms that characterize the eruption of a pressurized source, as defined by Wadge (1981).

I've seen "The Cool World," and it's an extraordinary work a dramatic feature, without the intricacies of form that characterize Clarke's other films, but with an avidity of vision and a psychological inwardness that apply the directorial connections of cinéma vérité to fiction filmmaking.

I've seen "The Cool World," and it's an extraordinary work — a dramatic feature, without the intricacies of form that characterize Clarke's other films, but with an avidity of vision and a psychological inwardness that apply the directorial connections of cinéma vérité to fiction filmmaking.

The series of leaves formed from the stem of the juvenile sporophyte gradually attain the form and vein pattern that characterize the mature sporophyte.

A high gain observer is synthesized from a canonical form that characterizes the class of uniformly observable systems.

He made a great show of returning to the human-cannonball form that characterized the Ovechkin of old and was credited with 10 hits, but the constant threat of scoring that really defined Ovechkin was absent, as it has been for most of this season.

In three races this year over the Southern California surface, Arrogate never showed the superlative form that characterized his races late last year and early this year.

The simplicity of form that characterizes these figures is what distinguishes Bruegel from other Flemish artists of his generation.

Aspergillus nidulans, also known as Emericella nidulans, as it can undergo sexual reproduction in its life cycle in addition to the non-perfect (asexually reproducing) form that characterizes aspergilli, is an important member of the filamentous fungal genus Aspergillus.

Analytical closed form equations that characterize the measurement accuracy were derived.