Sentence examples for simple characterisation from inspiring English sources

Next, simple characterisation parameters are extracted from these images.

Until then, there is a densely populated fictional world of characters to follow, most of them defying simple characterisation as goodies or baddies.

But its deliberate pacing and simple characterisation make it seem as if it never quite gets going.

Thus we see that the simple characterisation of mathematical naturalism as conservative is not quite right: though mathematically conservative, it is philosophically revolutionary.

First, the model input value that quantifies the height of the asperities on the particles is found to limit the model's ability to simulate even simple characterisations of the particle ensemble.

It's virtues appear so simple – convincing characterisation, unmelodramatic script, careful build-up – that you wonder why they're not more often seen.

The suggested tag – Plant-Made Industrial or Pharmaceutical Products Tag (PMIP-T) – is envisaged to occur as a transgenic silent DNA identifier in host plants and designed to enable technically simple identification and characterisation of any NFGM.

The ζ vs pH dependency provides a simple and useful characterisation of an electrical double layer forming on the surface of biodegradable polymers in contact with an aqueous electrolyte.

A simple and fast characterisation method is discussed in order to be able to monitor the presence of lead compounds without previous sample preparation, directly in the solid micro-sample, and using an affordable instrumentation.

The use of this programmed current has the particularity that it enables to achieve a stationary state very quickly, even when the chemical rate constants are not very high and, under these conditions a simple and quantitative characterisation of catalytic processes can be carried out.

At its simplest, its barest, characterisation is about a writer's grasp of what a human being is.