Sentence examples for it is a characterisation from inspiring English sources

It is a characterisation she dislikes - noting that women are among those charged in the various "Dieselgate" investigations.

It's a characterisation understood by former Sri Lankan cricketer (now commentator) Russel Arnold, who spent two years playing in Sydney's notoriously tough grade cricket competition.

It's a characterisation resisted by the Not Booker master of ceremonies, Sam Jordison, who points out that a "sizeable minority" of those commenting on the books blog are either authors themselves, or "have ambitions in that direction – and hence a great deal of empathy for writers".

It was a characterisation familiar to many in Greece.

So "terrorist" is a characterisation.

"It is an important book, not only because it is a great narrative, with great characterisation, but because its central message is of possibility for an intelligent girl who is out of touch with the age in which she lives".

It is a work of such manifold characterisation and knotty scenarios that it could surely not have been written shorter or more quickly.

It had a great message for girls but "first and foremost it is a fantastic story with great characterisation, great narrative tension, a fabulous ending", he said.

What the FD parameter provides is a statistical estimate of how an object fills a space across a broad range of scales; it is a useful parameter for the characterisation of complex, irregular structures, the analysis of which, when examined mathematically, denotes figures that resemble themselves when examined on different size scales (self-similarity) [ 29].

It is a report of spectral or other characterisation data.

Compared to standard CT, DECT may have the potential to improve focal lesion characterisation, and it is a promising tool to supply quantitative data in addition to traditional morphological information.