Sentence examples for when characterising from inspiring English sources

"Very, very shrill" – nice to see Hesselboe dabbling in a bit of sexism when characterising a debate being driven largely by two women.

And it is not appropriate to make literally hundreds of on-air references to the Holocaust and Nazis when characterising people with whom you disagree.

Solocontrotutti sums up the balance of opinion on Morrissey's Autobiography when characterising Mozza as "a man with an eye for detail, clever, pedantic and somehow always missing the point".

Removing the physical and concentrating on the metaphysical, as Carsen does, is almost acceptable if you know the opera intimately, or have remembered the voice types (mezzo, soubrette and so forth) of the past operatic heroines Poulenc had in mind when characterising his nuns: among them Verdi's Desdemona, Mozart's Zerlina, Massenet's Thaïs.

When characterising failure of composites, researches focus on their homogeneity rather than anisotropic nature.

The SWAT model was useful when characterising the effect of different mitigation measures on microbial concentrations.

The solar to electrical conversion efficiency achieved for the PV panel was 10.2% when characterised outdoors.

When characterised in aqueous 0.5 M H2SO4, typical poly-crystal Pt surface oxidation and hydrogen adsorption features were observed.

This cross-sectional investigation aimed to assess differences in CV and cardiometabolic health amongst patients with CHD when characterised as have low, moderate, or high levels of CRF.

Instantaneous drops in cognitive load are shown to produce statistically significantly different transient pupillary responses relative to sustained load, and when characterised using an exponential decay response, the task-evoked pupillary response time constant is in the order of 1 5 s.

We conclude that LRC in the bulge and the IFE represent distinct cell populations when characterised by the level of H3 methylation.