characterisation造句
1 Sharp characterisation, fine comedy performances and spot-on dialogue.
2 There are two elements in Foucault's characterisation of the prison as an alternative model to that of classicism.
3 In this way the results of characterisation studies can be corroborated by alternative, and independent, measures of similarity.
4 We suggest that such a characterisation can be developed in terms of a topic framework.
5 This form of characterisation greatly contributes to the enjoyment of this novel.
6 Nevertheless the Finale is given high definition characterisation, through scrupulously worked articulation,[www.] and a fine rhythmic sense.
7 An elegant study, combining sound judgement of Trollope's characterisation with an excellent discursive style.
8 Further characterisation of the non-ethanolic component of beer and wine that stimulates acid and gastrin secretion needs to be carried out.
9 It's a characterisation which always remains unshaken by the fact that Flaubert loathed the bourgeoisie.
10 No single characterisation or particular formulation of the rule enjoining judicial obedience to statute can supply answers in advance ... Questions 1.
11 Furthermore, an adequate characterisation of spoken language requires the integration of descriptive frameworks from different branches of linguistics and psychology.
12 Recent linguistic work on characterisation has used the principles and analytical techniques of pragmatics and discourse analysis to considerable effect.
13 These are: receiving, responding, valuing, organisation, characterisation by value complex.
14 That may be an unfair characterisation of the recent news from crisis-stricken Latvia, but it is pretty much how outsiders see it.
15 That is a crude characterisation of Lithuania’s dispiriting politics ever since the country regained its independence in 1991.
16 The plot and characterisation are underpinned by Thackeray's acute eye for social detail.
17 The mathematical characterisation of stock market movements has been a subject of intense interest.
18 With this knowledge, electoral behaviour may be related to local area social and economic characterisation.
19 Discussion Endothelin-1 has become a major research topic since its discovery and characterisation as a potent vasoconstrictor.
20 Addison has high praise for the sheer variety of characterisation.
21 But this kind of excited appreciation of naturalism in characterisation was not yet hackneyed.
22 Variance component analysis showed that at least two biopsy specimens should be evaluated per subject to allow a precise individual characterisation.
23 Few claimants will want to attract the social stigma which attaches to a characterisation of a person as disabled.
24 We have introduced some basic components which would be required in a characterisation of the topic framework for any discourse fragment.
25 Those familiar with the television programme Yes Prime Minister! will recognise this characterisation.
26 At the seminar three working parties discussed different topics: Physico-chemical characterisation of exposures.
27 To locate the optimal drill site, the team had to conduct the first detailed characterisation of the physiography of a sub-glacial lake.
28 But unlike the novels on which those were based, Das Kapital has never been noted for its vivid characterisation or gripping plot.
29 The weighted right (left) star partial ordering is defined though the weighted conjugate of the matrix , some characterisation of its is obtained, the existed results are extended.
30 Yet it is the label’s Japanese releases that prove to be the most consistently enjoyable as they generally convey cultural insight through offbeat humour and quirky characterisation.
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