Sentence examples for which characterised all from inspiring English sources

Behavioural or activity settings refer to time and space bounded patterns of behaviour, and the concept originates from research which characterised all behaviour settings in a small American community [ 32].

In this paper we describe a simple algebraic property which characterises all possible constraint types for which strong k-consistency is sufficient to ensure global consistency, for each k > 2. We give a number of examples to illustrate the application of this result.

A key test for anything the Government does bring forward must be its ability to rid the labour market of those sources of injustice – chronically low pay, precariousness, bogus self-employment, and appalling exploitation – which characterise all too many jobs at the moment".

A recent, preliminary study applied the technique of combined oesophageal pH and impedance monitoring, which characterises all reflux episodes regardless of pH, to show that non-acid reflux also occurs in people with IPF [ 29].

Controllability, for different purposes, is the key factor which characterises a Smartgrid compared to a traditional energy system.

Johnny Sexton did kick the Irish into the lead on 14 minutes, but it was a somewhat nervous opening by the home side as they showed little of the invention which characterised their display against the All Blacks in November.

Monbiot reportedly waved a charge sheet in the air which characterised Bolton as a war criminal.

However, this image implies a certain blandness which characterised neither his life nor his music.

Voters still mindful of the solidarity which characterised the mining industry in Fife as elsewhere, may have remembered that.

Trump's remarks are typical of the mudslinging which characterised large stretches of the debate.

The denial and aggression which characterised Shell's approach at the time of the Brent Spar campaign and the hanging of Ken Saro-Wiwa have gone.