Sentence examples for period characterised from inspiring English sources

The dawn of film is a period characterised by historians as "The Cinema of Attractions".

This could help to shift us out of a period characterised by charity and solving problems in "other" countries.

This, after all, was a period characterised by food banks, benefit sanctions, spiralling rents, insecure work, rising living costs, and a shrinking welfare safety net.

His surprise appointment deposed another Clarke Andyy), who had been in charge since 2010 – a gruelling period characterised by the rise of discounters Aldi and Lidl, unprecedented price deflation and changing shopping habits.

This article outlines the evolution of international scientific production in Spain over the last 25 years, a period characterised by steady growth in research production.

The Nuffield Trust model assumes that NHS salaries are likely to increase again after 2015, once the current spending period – characterised by pay freezes – draws to an end, while demand for GP consultations rises and pressure is piled upon mental health services.

The data of the process has been collected in Wisaforest pulp mill, located in Pietarsari Finlandd), in three periods characterised by three different operating conditions.

Five periods characterised by high concentration of radiocarbon dates – mirroring increased fire activity – are documented at ca. 10400-9000 BP, 8200-7200 BP, 5100-3700 BP, 3300-2400 BP and 600 BP to the present.

During periods characterised by a low geomagnetic activity (14, 15, 16, 21 and 22 March), we observe a marked asymmetry, while this is reduced during periods characterised by a high substorm activity (from 17to2020 March 2015).

Net field-aligned currents are associated with periods of strongly negative IMF B z and hence to periods characterised by geomagnetic storms.

Such a model also has the potential to be employed extensively for long periods characterised by a mixture of calm and turbulent financial times.