Characterising

He said that for the last two years negotiations on the protocol had somewhat stalled, characterising it as "rather slow".

Melei, a firebrand economist-turned-lawmaker, made a name for himself by shouting against Argentina’s “political caste” on television, and characterising politicians as “thieves who live like monarchs”.

This is coming after more than three years of declaring the outbreak to be a PHEIC in January 2020, about six weeks before characterising it as a pandemic.

We keep characterising others as lazy and pointing to the fortunate few who have broken through as though this can be the norm.

After characterising bacteria, she used DNA sequencing to examine the viruses living on those same samples.

A roadside corflute from the 2022 federal election dishonestly characterising independent candidate David Pocock as a Greens extremist member… the damage was done, says Andrew Hughes.

Director Tamizharasan does a splendid job of characterising and, as the film progresses, humanising Anbu and Gethu’s tryst with a myriad of emotions.

However, observations from the European Space Agency’s Characterising Exoplanet Satellite (CHEOPS) suggest that between these two sides, there may be a ‘glory’.

His attacks on the Fed included characterising Chairman Jerome Powell as an "enemy" - on par, in his view, with President Xi Jinping of China.

The next endeavour in this exciting subject is ESA's Characterising Exoplanet Satellite, Cheops, which is currently undergoing final preparations ahead of its launch scheduled for mid December.

Yet it is only two months since Crouch rejected that case quite dismissively, characterising standing’s advocates as just a “vocal minority” and saying “the clubs aren’t convinced either”.

Another of Popper's students Paul Feyerabend ultimately rejected any prescriptive methodology, and argued that the only universal method characterising scientific progress was anything goes.

As described by NIST, in air, the uncertainties in characterising the medium are dominated by errors in measuring temperature and pressure.

Characterising the threat Characterisation of the problem requires understanding of: * The interference source and signal.

Gene flow will effectively cease when the distinctive mutations characterising each subgroup become fixed.

Practical realisation of the metre is subject to uncertainties in characterising the medium, to various uncertainties of interferometry, and to uncertainties in measuring the frequency of the source.

There are a number of geophysical methods for characterising aquifers.