Sentence examples for which is typified from inspiring English sources
The second type is social disorder, which is typified by aggressive panhandlers, noisy neighbours, and groups of youths congregating on street corners.
Anatomy and drapery are stylized in the early period, and they are in stark contrast to the second style, which is typified by the Gandhara and Mathura schools of Kushan art.
There are the "slow down if there are danger signs" conversations, then there are those which discuss the use of the precautionary principle for political ends and finally there is a third type of debate which is typified by anti-technology rhetoric.
We addressed this issue within the Lebna watershed (210 km² size, located on the Cap Bon Peninsula in Tunisia), which is typified by a hilly topography, rainfed mixed farming (cereals, fodder, legumes, spices) and livestock (cattle, sheep and goat), and strong farmland fragmentation.
The sampling region was confined to the Stuttgart region (south-west Germany), which is typified by a continental climate.
The superconducting order parameter, which is typified by the particle-hole mixing and gives rise to Bogoliubov quasiparticles (BQPs), manifests itself as an energy gap in quasiparticle excitation spectra.
There are also a number of wry reflections on the life of the writer, the tone of which are typified by Nam Le's entry: "My failed novel".
Despite being Oldham-born, he has displayed an admirable commitment to Scotland which was typified by a record-breaking scoring spell in the country's under-21 team.
The great monster by which was typified all the civil and ecclesiastical corruptions of the earth, had on its forehead a name written and that name was MYSTERY".
This approach offers useful application for the FE modelling and design of offshore inflatable structures made of coated woven fabrics which are typified by large size and complex geometries, as it reduces computational cost and potentially eliminates the need for a complex material description involving detailed theoretical derivations and advanced programming to implement.
Plant whole-transcript (WT) GeneChip® arrays are not yet publicly available, although WT resolution is needed to study complex crop genomes such as Brassica, which are typified by segmental duplications containing paralogous genes and/or allopolyploidy.
