Sentence examples for stand characterised from inspiring English sources

India lacked heart, and that must have been galling for the 30,000-strong crowd at the Eden Gardens; but a last-wicket stand – characterised as the triumph of hope over probability – kept them entertained.

Writing in the 2003 paper, researchers said: "Persistently harvested stands were characterised by larger (and presumably older) trees and few or no juveniles.

Lake high stands are characterised by a coherently grassland dominated signal as well as a general trend towards more mesic and C3 prominent taxa during lake events after ∼40 ka.

Stand diversity was characterised by the number of tree species in the stand formula and by the index of dominance of tree species' coverage.

The transition between stand types was better characterised by the random forest modelling approach.

Some close to Tony Blair are already urging a more aggressive defence of what he and New Labour stood for, a view characterised by one of those lobbied as "these wimps, they're not doing anything".

Especially in natural forests stands in the tropics and subtropics, which are characterised by heterogenic vertical stand structures and contiguous canopy covers, degradation can only be detected, when the formerly closed canopy cover is dissolved (Figure 3). Figure 3 Different status of forest degradation and potential of detection by optical remote sensing techniques.

Especially in natural forests stands in the tropics and subtropics, which are characterised by heterogenic vertical stand structures and contiguous canopy covers, degradation can only be detected, when the formerly closed canopy cover is dissolved.

Although the 300 Index is routinely characterised at the stand level, little research has investigated if remotely sensed data sources can be used in combination with environmental layers to precisely predict this metric at fine spatial resolution.

The federal government nearly always wins such stand-offs, and the Department of Energy has characterised the governor's threats as "political grandstanding".

As part of the operation, a heavy artillery unit shelled residential areas throughout the four-month offensive, and allegations of torture were made that stood out even in a war characterised by mutilations and mass rapes.