Sentence examples for indeed characterized from inspiring English sources

Delany came of age at a time when the genre was indeed characterized by gee-whiz futurism, machismo adventuring, and white, heterosexual heroes.

One paper that should be cited here, by the way, is Schularick-Taylor, which uses pre-crisis credit growth rather than a binary division to identify financial-crisis slumps — and finds that such slumps are indeed characterized by slow recovery.

Security Pacts are indeed characterized by a Subject-Verb-Object structure (SVO).

Trait as well as state versions indicated that BPD patients were indeed characterized by the hypothesized four maladaptive modes (Detached Protector, Punitive Parent, Abused/Abandoned Child, Angry/Impulsive Child).

Electrical propulsion (EP) systems are indeed characterized by low propellant mass requirements, however this comes at the cost of higher electrical power and, typically, higher complexity and mass of the power supply system.

The epoch 2005 2006 is indeed characterized by an episode of intense field acceleration pulse at the core surface (Chulliat et al., 2010) bounded by two geomagnetic jerks, in 2003 (Olsen and Mandea, 2007) and 2007 (Chulliat et al., 2010).

In view of the promising results of the report by Lascano et al. (2009), we tested in a larger sample of well-characterized MS patients whether topographic analysis indeed characterizes the P100-component more reliably than conventional readings, especially in pathological VEP.

What's more, it's terribly English, which indeed characterizes much of London's new luxury, in recalling the (better) values of the upper classes — gentleness, civility and noblesse oblige; understated outfits by Mulberry or Burberry Prorsum mixed with heirlooms.

The quandary arises concerning the question of what it is that inhabits that realm of nonsense, since Wittgenstein does seem to be saying that there is something there to be shown (rather than said) and does, indeed, characterize it as the 'mystical'mystical

These data point to the possibility that closing the eyes indeed characterizes a specific brain state that can be affected by the individual's mental set [3]. Accordingly, the current study presumes that eyes closed position represents a well defined mental set by which perceived emotionality can be modulated, thus probing its neural respect.

Indeed, characterizing the significance of these data to the overall healthfulness of the public is a daunting task that no organization appears ready to tackle.