After the 1991 Gulf war, Powell's approach to intervention - described as his "doctrine" by the media - was characterised as exercising caution when sending US troops to fight abroad and ensuring there was a clear national interest and exit strategy.
The old, industrialised, mass-media ecosystem was characterised by declining rates of growth; relatively small numbers of powerful, profitable, slow-moving publishers and broadcasters; mass audiences consisting mainly of passive consumers of centrally produced content; relatively few communication channels, and a slow pace of change.
In contrast, the early stage of 35S pro I > > FIL SRDX growth on media with DEX was characterised by the development of narrow, upwardly curling, hyponastic cotyledons and leaves.
Béart's image in the media at the time was characterised by the near hysteria seen when she appeared naked on the cover of Elle in May 2003 after filming ended.
The Australian media coverage of medical tourism was characterised by a narrow range of medical, geographic and ethical concerns, a focus on individual Australian patients and on content presented as being personally relevant for domestic audiences.
The row between two high-profile women, who were both catapulted to cabinet positions by Sarkozy before they had run for any elected office, was characterised in the media as a spat between "Sarko's babes".
Perhaps the most influential study in this literature is Christakis and Fowler, 8 which was characterised in the popular media as finding that obesity is contagious.
Such conclusions created the impression that fear of crime was irrational – it was characterised as being the result of media moral panics rather than real fears based on actual experience.
Otitis media is the most common illness for which children present to the doctor, and tympanostomy tubes are the most common reason for general anaesthesia in children. 1 2 3 Otitis media may be characterised by acute otitis media, otitis media with effusion, or both.
It was characterised by two conflicting aims.
Soloist Paul Watkins' interpretation was characterised by a searing intensity.
