Sentence examples for popular characterization from inspiring English sources
While the popular characterization of America's sleep-deprived children walking around like little zombies is a bit of an exaggeration, the problem is a serious one.
He also spoke frankly of the popular characterization that he is unflappably calm, and of the role that faith has played in moments of frustration.
Owing to its high-sensitivity, reliability, fast, versatile and cost-effective operation, vibrating sample magnetometers (VSM) are massively popular characterization instruments at Magnetism laboratories worldwide.
He says he resents the popular characterization of 20-somethings as lazy and unmoored.
We live in an age where the popular characterization depicted in the 1960's television series, The Jetsons, is now a reality.
Unsurprisingly, the interview perpetuated the right-wing's popular characterization of Regnerus as the victim of political correctness, after he was roundly criticized for his study comparing children from "Lesbian Mother" and "Gay Father" families to those from "Intact Biological Families".
This material is then used to contrast expert design reasoning with salient features of some popular characterizations of design thinking.
— Joyce Carol Oates (@JoyceCarolOates) July 5, 2013 Despite the brevity of "Oatesgate", the rhetorical question of a well-respected literary figure highlights popular characterizations of sexual violence and harassment when it takes place elsewhere.
Ensemble Smoother (ES) is one of popular reservoir characterization methods in petroleum engineering.
With the development of suitable sample preparation and electron optical imaging techniques, cryogenic transmission electron microscopy (cryo-TEM) in combination with three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction techniques has become a particular popular direct characterization technique for supramolecular assemblies in general.
Most popular tools for characterization of Ag NP are transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
