Sentence examples for perfectly characterized from inspiring English sources

The rough and random snapshot of America at midcentury or earlier that accumulates is perfectly characterized by the title.

The violinist Gil Shaham played the solo line with a warm, focused but never overly pretty tone, and perfectly characterized the work's anguished and occasionally angry (in the assertive movement, particularly) spirit.

Yet Ms. Du's synthesizer and slide-guitar timbres perfectly characterized the cravings (absinthe, opium) of the pregnant woman in "Madame a des Envies," and Ms. Du resolutely avoided lugubriousness in "The Thief," the story of an old soldier down on his luck.

These results perhaps seem to be too optimistic, but they are consistent with the model structure that supposes the LOS signal is perfectly characterized.

When the residual interference is perfectly characterized, the OFDM technique and the FBMC modulation based on single-tap equalization perform reasonably close regardless of the channel.

Though The Ethnologue classification provided a better genetic proxy than Greenberg's classification, some linguistic families were not perfectly characterized in terms of genetic clustering.

Our inversion results can perfectly characterize its movement features, including three stages of the landslide divided by two major collisions.

The complexity costs and the system performance of the ideal receiver, which perfectly characterizes the variance of the IN term, are also provided.

The complexity analysis reveals that the proposed methods alleviate the complexity with respect to the cost of implementing the ideal receiver, which perfectly characterizes the variance of the IN term.

This passage perfectly characterizes the situation I find myself in.

A music critic summed up the Baer EP in a manner that perfectly characterizes Montalvo's work: "There is no light at the end of the tunnel.