Sentence examples similar to strongly characterized figures from inspiring English sources

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

Figure  6B clearly explains why, namely the first branch is much more strongly characterized by the pre-dominance of the two ubiquitous OTUs (OTU001 and OTU002, with a prevalence in 11 and 12 countries, respectively) while the second branch reflects an elevated number of rare OTUs.

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

The whole group lasts barely longer than that bloated waltz, and each item is precise, strongly characterized and impressive.

The relative salience of these eight styles differs across organizations, though nearly all are strongly characterized by results and caring.

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

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.

Or it may have more than a half dozen strongly characterized themes, as does the first movement of Brahms's Symphony No. 4 in E Minor (1884 85).

The referred changes have altered the scenario and strongly characterized the evolution of the immunology laboratory.

St.Clair led a strongly controlled, strongly played but not strongly characterized performance of the work.

"Another inevitable consequence of the presence of the oil companies, strongly characterized by their antisocial tendencies..