Sentence examples for reasonably characterized from inspiring English sources
The influence of variable amplitude loading on crack growth was reasonably characterized by Wheeler's model.
In fMRI data analysis it has been shown that for a wide range of situations the hemodynamic response function (HRF) can be reasonably characterized as the impulse response function of a linear and time invariant system.
And other structure parameters include top layer nanobar width w 1 = w 2 = w, nanobar thickness t 1, dielectric layer thickness t 2, gold film thickness t 3, and period p. In the infrared region, permittivity of gold can be reasonably characterized by the Drude model.
It doesn't seem coincidental that a society that countenances jamming tubes up defenseless detainees' rectums a practice that might be reasonably characterized as "rape"—might also countenance, say, a massive stop-and-frisk regime in New York City.
Even these more limited libraries contained a greater sequence diversity than could be reasonably characterized.
As for Mr. Dossie, the judge wrote, "no one could reasonably characterize him as a leader or manager of anything, let alone of a drug business".
We suggest choosing 3 to 5 control points that can reasonably characterize the shape of the inner EXIT curve.
The goal of this study was to assess whether or not commonly employed measures of diversity reasonably characterize benchmark dataset composition.
"What's more, as long as the president might reasonably characterize such operations as defensive, the restriction would not apply at all".
Three months later, the Chief Justice wrote in the majority opinion: "The Affordable Care Act's requirement that certain individuals pay a financial penalty for not obtaining health insurance may reasonably be characterized as a tax.
It's hard, though, to make a thoughtful case for anything in 140 characters or in a 30-second cable TV clip, and the way that some Republicans happily pounced on these debates could reasonably be characterized as political opportunism.
