Beer halls are patronized overwhelmingly by men and characterized by shared drinking of inexpensive beer, working class patronage, and a loyal clientele drawn from the immediate neighborhood.
The population is expected to grow even more this decade, said Peter Lobo, the deputy director of the population division of the Department of City Planning, who characterized the new arrivals as "overwhelmingly highly educated and professional".
For example, approximately 60 small molecule-binding RNA aptamers have been selected and characterized in vitro, yet theophylline overwhelmingly remains the sensing component used for in vivo engineered RNA-based gene regulatory devices.
Experience overwhelmingly tells us that such a particle is characterized by the fact that at any event on its world line, its velocity at that event is sufficient to determine its acceleration at that event.
The sRNAs thus far characterized in gram negative bacteria are overwhelmingly antisense RNAs which bind to their mRNA targets, either stimulating (rarely) or stifling (more commonly) target gene expression (see [5]).
It is noted that no single index is overwhelmingly dominant in the first r-SVs so that different PSSMs are characterized by different properties.
At the same time, while the Democrats can expect wide support in a city that is overwhelmingly Democratic, they have also run up against the infighting and weak institutions that have characterized the state party, which has been out of power in the state capital and in City Hall for many years, Democratic political operatives and others said.
Friendly old Canada, left for dead after nine years of stern rule under the divisive government of the Conservative prime minister Stephen Harper, has returned with a vengeance after voters overwhelmingly turned to a charismatic Liberal named Trudeau in a bid to recapture the glory days that characterized his father's long and memorable rule.
"But for the women, how often is there the kind of focus on the pure athletics?" "Victims and Vixens" — that was how Jane Gottesman, a former sportswriter for The San Francisco Chronicle, once characterized the mainstream news media's vision of gender equity in an essay after conducting daily photo counts that were overwhelmingly one-sided.
