Sentence examples for situations characterised from inspiring English sources

Vitruvian will now "continue to invest in partnership with entrepreneurial management teams in 'dynamic situations' characterised by growth and change in industries such as business services, information technology, media, telecoms, financial services and healthcare.

The estimation problem of time-varying adaptive FIR filter parameters in the situations characterised by non-stationary and impulsive noise environments has been discussed in the article.

Finally, in Figure 14 we also report a graph showing the variations in the level of group dispersion in different situations characterised by a different level of density.

Situations characterised by a low level of density required less than 5 minutes to be completed, whereas high density situations required more than two hours.

The estimation of the RDs showed that among the three sites, Wynnum Central was the one preferentially associated with transgressions behind a stopped train and in "other positions", all of these situations characterised by the presence of a visible train.

This result is interesting because the lower level of CMD suggests that in turning and merging situations characterised by an overall high level of density the impact of simple groups could be significant and beneficial for the overall flow.

Ghana's 12-place decline in the index is blamed mostly on its worsening macroeconomic situation, characterised by large fiscal deficits, rising public debt and high inflation.Zimbabwe's institutional environment is unsurprisingly ranked among the worst in the world, while it is bottom of the global league table for macroeconomics.

The first is that it ends up validating and legitimising the present situation, characterised by poor quality of life, loss of citizens' interest in politics and by the prevarication of lobbies and economic interests.

The period leading up to this accreditation by the KNMG was a unique situation, characterised by the evolution of a completely new system with a lot of new innovative elements in medical education.

The ongoing crisis also favours peri-urban farming in the Alps, resulting on one hand, in a significant slowing down in building development and on the other, in an opportunity to recycle the abandoned land, in a situation characterised by the scarce availability of space suitable for urban activities.

These families spiralled into a highly stressful marital situation, characterised by frequent disputes, suspected infidelity and, at times, physical violence.