Sentence examples for was rather characterised from inspiring English sources

While mobility in its early stage was rather characterised by self-sufficiency, sustainability ("natural or organic powered") and a low level of transportation, as well as shared and slow travel, present mobility is usually the opposite.

But this, critics argue, amounts to an illegitimate attempt to impose a moral consensus inevitably the consensus of those with political power on societies which are rather characterised by radical moral disagreement; it denies to those who do not share that consensus the freedom to think and live as they see fit.

It is shown that a single profile can be rather well characterised by the risk index.

At the start of the project it was known that at least two fungally transmitted viruses were present in both China and Europe (especially France and Italy) causing serious yield losses, but they were rather poorly characterised.

Similarly, it is not obvious to think of confirmatory methods in the same sense as pattern recognition (even though our ROC curve analysis invites this interpretation); the objective here is rather trying to characterise the strength of a particular (e.g. putatively dominant) periodic component relative to the others.

It is rather a combination of conditions which characterise a specific situation that may lead the decision towards a certain direction.

We would like to underline that such a market implies a particular treatment of its financial basis since its nature is rather different from, e.g., the one characterising the usual derivatives/options/assets scenarios, see, e.g., [5, 6], and references therein.

An extreme, conservative Christian sect can still be characterised as Christian even if its view of the Bible is rather different to the Church of England's.

Balasooriya and Wimalsena characterised these cells physiologically and came to the conclusion that they are rather noradrenergic than DAergic [ 202].

It is also characterised by high flows into and out of employment, implying that most unemployment spells are rather short and the unemployment rate is relative low.

It's rather refreshing to find a female misunderstood genius at the heart of a book, and a mother-daughter relationship characterised by unadulterated mutual affection.