Sentence examples for is really characterized from inspiring English sources

"The parties will be unable, if left to themselves, to stand down from this current situation, which is really characterized by violence, unless they have a political rationale and exit strategy," said Edward P. Djerejian, director of the James A. Baker III Institute of Public Policy at Rice University and a former ambassador to Syria and Israel.

Some have lost their lives, many have been injured, and thousands have seen their homes and schools destroyed," said Missair.  "Many people have an image of the Caribbean as a wealthy region, but it is really characterized by huge disparities of wealth, both between countries and especially within countries.

So, we can conclude that COM/NC samples such as those that had been treated by means of dispergation of the starting microcellulose are really characterized by other distribution of the cellulose crystallite sizes.

The single target docking cannot capture the biological effects of the ligands comprehensively, and the multi-target docking is really necessary to characterize the complicated binding process of ligands with multiple targets involved in biological network.

"Muslim" civilization is really southern Mediterranean civilization, characterized by male circumcision, avoidance of pork and the seclusion of women combined with close-cousin marriage.

In this regard, it is really intriguing that the two characterized proteins differ so much in their spectral properties.

Genomics is really a convenient way to characterize a lot of very important technologies that should accelerate drug discovery.

Justice Kennedy, who is often characterized as the "swing" vote, is really just a less-reliable conservative.

Arsenic is particularly difficult to characterize as a single element because its chemistry is really complex.

What is really meant by 'smart'smart

Hence it is really 'approximate'approximate