Sentence examples for of being characterised from inspiring English sources

Seemingly it's the thought of being characterised as a centaur among eggheads that irks him.

A number of the studies identified by Scopus, however, were discarded from this analysis because they failed even the most basic test of being characterised as social sciences.

Nowadays, the idea of Mandela being characterised as demonic is almost unthinkable, but when he was first imprisoned even Amnesty refused to support him.

A further group of NET are characterised by lack of secretion of identified peptide hormones.

The interpretation of the concept of evolution is characterised by wide links between very different research fields (Ayala 2008).

The different sources of biomass were characterised in terms of productivity and radiocaesium content.

Both surfaces of films were characterised in terms of their morphology, micro- and nano-topography as well as wettability.

Intensive or factory farming of livestock is characterised by a large number of the same species of animal raised in closed barns and with their movement restricted.

The early years of Serco were characterised by a sense of limitlessness.

"Her entire oeuvre and way of thinking are characterised by the acceptance of differences," Fritze said.

His first months of office were characterised by a display of presidential activity unmatched in US history.