Sentence examples for strongly characterize from inspiring English sources

The dramatic climatic and environmental changes that occurred at the end of the last glaciation led to the formation of landforms (e.g., moraines, fluvial ridges, and alluvial terraces) that strongly characterize the landscape in the alluvial plains facing the Alps.

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This selects a set of signature genes that strongly characterize each subpopulation by their unusually high or low transcriptional activity.

Other common flavonoids, such as myricetin glycosides and various flavanones (dihydrokaempferol and naringenin glycosides) did not strongly characterize any of the vineyards under investigation.

But the hours and days after the disaster were more strongly characterized by a kind of civic dysfunction.

His figure style is very strongly characterized and detailed and, at times, emotional.

It was a bold idea, but Matisse himself had difficulty dealing with the strongly characterized Dublin that powers much of Joyce's text.

Still, Mr. Gergiev's vividly colorful and strongly characterized performance seemed a corrective to notions of objectivity.

At the other emotional extreme, there was touching performance by Alexandra Ansanelli as a doll who accepts a paper heart from a toy soldier, strongly characterized by Tom Gold in Balanchine's miniature Bizet ballet, "The Steadfast Tin Soldier".

I had always admired Ruzickova's recordings, and her strongly characterized interpretations and fearlessness these ran contrary to the anodyne morals of what she and I would come to call "Harpsichordland".

Historically, electronic music is one aspect of the larger development of 20th-century music strongly characterized by a search for new technical resources and modes of expression.