Where once sharia was an organic and evolving body of law, emphasising mercy, tolerance and inclusiveness, it is now characterised as an instrument of control by post-colonial Muslim rulers searching for identity.
However, the Occupy movement is certainly far from over; it is now characterised by a diffusion of general assemblies, vibrant local discussions and ongoing protests on a range of issues.
Research into probability judgements is now characterised by a focus on the idea that intuitive processes are often used to solve probabilistic tasks and variance in performance is to be attributed to the individuals' ability to select the relevant information from competing stimuli [ 36].
But it was with Dayereh (The Circle) (2000), an absolute masterpiece, that the world noticed Panahi was up to something entirely distinct from what was now characterised as Iranian cinema.
Mr Mansfield said he would be seeking to call fresh evidence from a medical expert who, from an examination of the documents, believed Ellis was suffering from what was now characterised as "battered woman syndrome".
This summer, I went home to Northampton, where even the main streets are now characterised by ephemeral shops that open and close within months, leaving in the abandoned doorways dead leaves, polystyrene cartons and broken glass.
That the Scottish nationalists are now characterised as unwelcome interlopers in the Palace of Westminster is an example of political double standards which makes the British public question further whose interests our politicians are serving.
The Cu2+ coordination of Aβ1 x peptides (× = 16, 28, 40, 42) is now well characterised, with the Aβ1 16 fragment containing all residues essential for its highest affinity coordination.
The signalling pathway involving TIR1 is now well characterised and explains most of auxin-regulated gene expression [ 16].
Although the pathophysiological defect in primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD; Siewert's / Kartagener's syndrome) is now well characterised, there are few studies of the impact of the condition upon health function, particularly in later life.
We could see this as an expression of the dynamic nature of the contemporary educational domain, which is now also often characterised in terms of transformation (Liu et al., 2017; Bell, 2017; Walker et al., 2016: Tuomi, 2013; Baker & Wiseman, 2008).
