Sentence examples for from that characterized from inspiring English sources

The adsorption of organic residues on Bi Pt(111) surfaces gives rise to a bismuth adsorption state different from that characterized by the redox couple at 0.62 V.

In particular PolC co-evolved with a form of the RNA degradation machinery that is distinct from that characterized in gamma-Proteobacteria, the E. coli degradosome [ 38].

The evolving relationship differs markedly from the rancor that characterized ties between previous mayors and New Jersey governors.

His own choreography, especially in the early years, was born of the impulse to get away from the seriousness that characterized this first generation of modernists.

But mostly, the emphasis has been on pulling back from the forebodings that characterized the prelude to the Games.

Assuming it continues, the current merger boom is still in its early stages, far from the excesses that characterized previous peaks.

The same tippy internal gyroscope that would allow such an extended period of group out-of-touchedness with the market no doubt helped usher IBM into the screaming fall from tech dominance that characterized the company in the nineties.

These metaphors are sensibly different from the language that characterized the genetic landscape.

Researchers would benefit from an instrument that characterized their research participants' likelihood of using these technology applications.

The theme is a departure from the personal touch that characterized recent Tylenol advertising.

To many, he was the one who created profitable order from the exuberant chaos that characterized America Online under Mr. Leonsis and its founder, Stephen M. Case.