This approach may be characterised as either valiantly persistent or foolishly naive.
Yet not all locals leading what may be characterised as lefty lifestyles will be voting remain.
Each class of split may be characterised as either feasible or potentially feasible.
They may be characterised by authorities as "non-lethal", but they can all too easily become lethal if misused by reckless law enforcement agents.
The wind loads on porous structures depend strongly on the resistance to through flow, which may be characterised by the loss coefficient.
The present era may be characterised by the jihadist threat and the moral ambiguities of Iraq and Afghanistan, but it is much more "normal" in terms of world politics than the cold war ever was.
Noting that options may be characterised with data of various scale types, the paper introduces a number of different policies for optimality appropriate to the different scale types, and derives closed expressions that implement the various policies.
The response of the mid-latitude ionosphere during the two storm periods examined may be characterised in terms of increased or decreased level of VTEC, wave-like structures in VTEC perturbation and sudden enhancement in hmF2 and h′F.
The follow-up study of the CMEs, associated with the prominence eruption, showed that the formation of such mass ejections and the initial stage of their motion may be characterised by special features.
A miniature flow cell was designed for the purpose of creating regions of accelerated flow to produce areas of net anodic and cathodic activity which may be characterised by determination of electrode polarisations.
Rather than a problem of design and communication, the science policy interface may be characterised more by a high level of competition between researchers and research organisations to have their tool legitimised by its use in the policy making process.
