Sentence examples for some characterised from inspiring English sources

Some, characterised chiefly by chaos (Somalia, Afghanistan, Liberia), might be considered "pre-modern".

There were also many who found the concept of gender dysphoria difficult to grasp and some characterised her as a gay man who was trying to game the system.

Hearteningly, in the wake of an attack that some characterised as the first blow in a war between Islam and the west, separate reports have shown how Muslim immigrants are flocking to the US, and how the country could soon see its first Muslim Congressman.

The light response is affected in diffuse disorders of the RPE and the photoreceptor layer of the retina including some characterised by rod dysfunction, or chorio-retinal atrophic and inflammatory diseases.

Some characterise his motives as a ploy designed to manipulate the religiously inclined and warn that it could be used to undermine the country's version of Islamic democracy.

DSC and IGC values for the transition temperatures indicate that PDMS does not blend with HCB although some interactions, characterised by a Flory–Huggins interaction parameter, were seen and some effect on the liquid crystalline behaviour was noted.

It is an approach some have characterised as a return to the old values of social work.

Some have characterised this saiban-inas a "jury" system, but it is actually a lay-judge system.

Bychkov set the tone with a wonderfully alert account of Dukas's The Sorcerer's Apprentice, brimming with wit and pictorial immediacy and showcasing some superbly characterised solo playing from the NYO principals.

Epoxy resins are widely utilised as high performance thermosetting resins for many industrial applications but unfortunately some are characterised by a relatively low toughness.

The intuitive picture is one in which the environment monitors the system of interest by continuously 'measuring' some quantity characterised by the set of preferred states ('eigenstates of the decohering variable').