Sentence examples for work has characterised from inspiring English sources
It is known that the use of the distributed test architecture can affect the power of testing and recent work has characterised this in terms of local s-equivalence: in the distributed test architecture we can distinguish two FSMs, such as an implementation and a specification, if and only if they are not locally s-equivalent.
Other work has characterised tissue structure itself, including measures of area and texture.
More focused work has characterised the nature of interruptions [ 59, 106], and recommendations for minimisation could involve training nurses to prioritise multiple requests and targeting those interruptions that are preventable [ 59, 109].
The judges said they admired the "seductive and immersive" aspects of her 20-minute film, which they said "reflects the ambition that has characterised her work in recent years".
That brio, that joie de vivre, has characterised all his work.
A fascination with "history's mood-swings" has characterised Thorpe's work since his first collection, the Whitbread-shortlisted Mornings in the Baltic, and most notably in his debut novel, Ulverton.
One charity head last week praised the modest determination that has characterised the unit's work.
Full of her customary pace, darkness and fury, it's also tempered with the generosity, warmth and humanity that has characterised her more recent work.
To some, the tentativeness to their approach was suggestive of the spiritual yearning that has characterised the best of their work, even while polarising others; to some, it simply sounded as if the band were beginning to lose their mojo.
Maddux has characterised the process: The social construction of psychopathology works something like this.
"Then I realised it would be a lot of donkey work," he confesses, immediately striking the kind of straight-talking, warmly accessible tone that has characterised his career.
