Sentence examples for plan characterized from inspiring English sources
But Roger Hickey, co-director of the Institute for America's Future, a liberal group in Washington opposed to the Bush plan, characterized the proceedings as a farce.
He has since molded a gem of a squad that depends on three graceful scorers and employs a conservative game plan characterized by deft passing and tough defense.
Colony architecture in this species reflects a single common astogenic plan characterized by a continuum of architectural designs with several distinct stages, each marked by specific morphometric parameters and traits [31].
Fertilized eggs develop into tadpole larvae, which present a prototypical morphogenesis and chordate body plan, characterized by the presence of a hollow dorsal neural tube, a notochord, paraxial mesoderm and a post-anal tail (Satoh, 1994, 2008).
A long, slender body plan characterized by an elongate antorbital region and posterior displacement of the unpaired fins has evolved multiple times within ray-finned fishes, and is associated with ambush predation.
The Kremlin has leveled sustained criticism against the American plan, characterizing it as a hostile act near the Russian border.
On Tuesday, Joseph J. Lhota, the authority's chairman, lauded Mr. DiNapoli's review of the financial plan, characterizing it as a "thoughtful and thorough analysis".
On one hand, regional economical development focuses on spatial planning, characterized by concepts such as compact cities, transportation corridors and multifunctional use of limited space, including underground infrastructure.
The New Delhi plan was characterized by wide straight avenues, with trees in double rows on either side, that connected various points of interest and provided vistas of the surrounding area.
First, we find that the impact of age on the propensity to support the Senate plan is characterized by a U-shaped relationship, as shown by the negative marginal effect of age and the positive marginal effect of age squared.
The university and the community colleges ran advertisements encouraging opposition to the plan; Patton characterized these ads as "mean".
