Sentence examples for relations characterized from inspiring English sources

Thus began the third and final period of Ottoman-Habsburg relations, characterized by continuous border conflict; diversions on both sides, however, prevented long periods of open warfare.

For example, we suppose that strong ties could reflect relations characterized by physical closeness, while weak ties could be more appropriate to represent connections among physically distant individuals.

Through an analysis of the textual milieu surrounding the U.S. Supreme Court's 1820 decision in United States v. Smith, I show that the pirate is figured as an anti-sovereign, which allows for the consolidation of an otherwise differential system of international relations characterized by liberal, self-interested, sovereign nations.

Post-Fordism typically refers to a post-industrial regime of capitalist relations characterized by the rise of the service sector, increased financialization and a "knowledge-based" type of valorization through the creative industries – but equally by "new modes of biomedical production focused on innovation value and newly defined contractual rights in the body" (Cooper & Waldby 2014: 3).

Basim Elkarra, Sacramento Valley director of the national Council on American-Islamic Relations, characterized the Lodi religious leaders as moderate figures involved in extensive interfaith activities with local churches and synagogues.

However, technical tasks within this encounter are not only framed production of congruence and disposal, but through wider patterns of social relations characterized by norms of trust and expertise [ 62, 63].

He disputes that there is a crisis in American-Israeli relations, characterizing it as a "disagreement about how to proceed along the peace process".

The evaluation includes site-specific design parameters typically obtained with semi-empirical relations characterizing local transport conditions.

Several critics who commented on U.S. media coverage during that time noted a more upbeat and positive sentiment in news stories about U.S. Cuba relations, characterizing it as "celebratory narratives" (Perez, 2016, para. 6), "a positive shift" (Bolender, 2015, para. 1) and a "new air of legitimacy granted to Cuban interests" (O'Day, 2015, para. 8).

Four attenuation relations characterizing events generated in crustal faults at small to medium depths, and one relation for subduction zone events, applicable to the Nido of Bucaramanga, in Colombia were used in the study.

Data obtained during IVC occlusion were used to calculate the linear end-systolic pressure-volume relation (characterized by the slope; also called end-systolic elastance (Ees) and an intercept, V0, and the preload recruitable stroke work (PRSW, or slope of SW versus LVEDV curve) [ 29].