Sentence examples for kind characterized from inspiring English sources

Fragmentation of a different kind characterized "You Know Me From Here" by Missy Mazzoli, which received its world premiere in a high-energy performance by the quartet.

The winners will not be those that create closed ecosystems — the kind characterized by "compatible with system X" or "works best with hub Y". Instead, companies that expose offerings in easy-to-assemble ways and with sensible monetization schemes will be chosen repeatedly by others when creating coherent offerings.

Intimacy of another kind characterizes Mary Magsamen's and Stephan Hillerbrand's video "air-hunger" (2003), in which we see the couple blowing a single bubble back and forth from a shared wad of chewing gum.

Joseph Smith, Mormonism's founder, claimed to have it on divine authority that the professions of faith of the historic churches were "an abomination". And evangelical Christians responded in kind, characterizing Mormonism as Satan-inspired.

Marquetry tableaux of the kind often characterized as "painting in wood" cover all sides.

Geometry (affine, Euclidean, conformal, projective, or any other kind) is characterized by certain operators that act on the objects of the geometry.

Materials of this kind are characterized by high electrical resistivity and at the same time exhibit very good magnetic properties (e.g. low-magnetization loss).

It's a witty notion, of a kind that characterized old-school science fiction: the fantastic "what if?" premise that allows the writer to examine the conditions of his own time from a different perspective.

According to this view, a natural kind is characterized by i) a cluster of properties that regularly co-occur, and ii) a similarity generating mechanism that explains why the properties in (i) tend to co-occur.

It further proposes that seeing Islam in this way has potential to re-awaken its self-understanding as a leader of accord among the Abrahamic faiths, of the kind that characterized the era of Convivencia when, in medieval Spain, Islam constructed and contributed to advanced civilizations characterized by relatively harmonious co-existence between Muslims, Christians and Jews.

A second kind was characterized by the presence of a large varicosity very near the neurite tip and a more or less visible growth cone (Figure 1E G).