Sentence examples for well characterizes from inspiring English sources

That last phrase pretty well characterizes Baker's whole literary enterprise.

Another title, "I Will Wipe You Off the Face of This Earth," pretty well characterizes Malevich's lasting abrogation of the Western tradition of representing the directly experienced world.

The phrase that St. Anselm of Canterbury (c. 1033 1109) used to describe his philosophy namely, "faith seeking reason" (fides quaerens intellectum)—well characterizes medieval philosophy as a whole.

Especially the obtained transverse transport map well characterizes the inter-filament transfer, which shows clearly two pathways of the electric field and the filament twist dependence of the current.

It well characterizes the UC office of the president's dissemination of nanny-state propaganda that makes mountains out of political-correctness molehills.

To examine the columnar organization in a cortical area, it is essential to use a set of stimuli that well characterizes functional properties of the cells in the area.

(We might well characterize this relation as labelling).

They are not well characterized, and it is unclear if they will prove beneficial for the treatment of disease.

However, BALF1 is not yet well characterized.

Their chemical structures were well characterized.

They are well characterized by spectroanalytical methods.