Sentence examples for real characterisation from inspiring English sources

"The characters are very thin, there's no real characterisation.

Gedeck's troubled Meinhof, her increasingly callous communiqués heard in voice-over, is the closest thing to a real characterisation.

One can -- if they wish -- mildly customize their profile's appearance, and of course everyone gets their pithy little bio, but in the big wide tweeting world, the only real characterisation that people are afforded comes from two outlets: their tiny picture and their handle.

And Grandage, who scrupulously seeks out the dramatic content in every musical he directs, is here confronted by a lack of real conflict or substantial characterisation.

Material characterisation [32, 35].

Experience has shown that there are times when the raytracing performance is degraded because of difficulties surrounding the real time characterisation of the F1 region by ARTIST.

An operational electron density and slab thickness monitoring system, established to provide real-time characterisation of the local ionospheric dynamics, is outlined together with some exemplary results.

In addition, apart from providing shape information, either 2D or 3D, and size, imaging techniques have the potential to provide direct real-time characterisation of the population balance (PB).

In this study we extended the original work by shortening the time window of the Raman spectroscopic analysis to 10 s, which has allowed the in-situ real-time characterisation of a fluidised bed granulation process.

Non-invasive stereo vision imaging technique was applied to monitoring a cooling crystallisation process in a stirred tank for real-time characterisation of the size and shape of needle-like l-glutamic acid (L-GA) β polymorphic crystals grown from solution.

In summary microbubbles have expanded the role of US in the real-time characterisation of focal liver lesions based on specific enhancement patterns to differentiate benign and malignant lesions.