Examples of using Has characterized in English and their translations into German
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Grace Davie has characterized this general European situation as“believing without belonging”.
Then there is another aspect that since its origin has characterized your Academy.
CSM has characterized this surface condition by a new parameter known as LAMM.
The intricate course of River Vils has characterized the wide valley for times immemorial.
Mr. Hunter,I wonder if you could comment on the catalog of bungling and neglect that has characterized this investigation?
His inventive genius has characterized the company and our team until today: We are not content with"that can't be done.
It shows how much his artistic approach to telling stories has characterized modern American cinema.
Internationalism has characterized research and academic life at Freie Universität Berlin ever since the university was founded.
As such it is an advocate of the impulse for renewal which has characterized the movement from its beginnings.
He has characterized intelligence services in Yemen, Turkey and Syria as"friends" from whom the DCRI receives valuable information.
The show in Stuttgart demonstrates the innovative character that has characterized Stankwoski's work since the post-war years.
The choice of method, which has characterized the spiritual path of Damanhur from the beginning is banning smoking and any kind of recreational drug use.
But the result more'exciting' was a free spirit anda great collaboration that has characterized these two mythical days.
The history of the medium of film which has characterized the twentieth century like no other is reviewed with respect to the political and artistic developments of the era of Modernism.
Introducing the Zyklon B into room Aposed problems which a historian at the Majdanek Museum has characterized as follows.
Zurich and its guilds- a union that has characterized the city since the 14th century and continues to be celebrated each year at the Sechseläuten spring festival.
Purchasing decisions can then be made free of the hoopla andhype that has characterized modern merchandising.
Should the craze for apparent novelty which has characterized the 20th and early 21st centuries be understood as a simple change in tastes, through boredom with those of the earlier period, and a merely pendular reaction against the aesthetic fossilization of the 19th century academists?
In addition to the regional characteristics,the Habano cigar also characterizes the traditional craftsmanship that has characterized many years.
The extraordinary value and architectural beauty of the building andthe exceptional musical quality that has characterized his long years of life make the Teatro Nacional de São Carlos inescapable figure of the art scene and Portuguese culture.
The stroll will end by Mælandsgården- a museum where you will gain insight in how the town was developed and how the middle class lived, what trades,industries and crafts that has characterized the area for over 150 years.
The latter explains much of the repressive attitude towards free speech andindependent opinion that has characterized much of Turkish public life- a straitjacket that has left little room for real negotiations with Turkey's restless Kurds or for resolving the division of Cyprus.
Frank, Eckhard, and I are more than happy and relieved that we could leave the dusty, hectical and also somewhat chaotic Kathmandu behind-and so the organization work that has characterized the last six months finds its end!
The Italian Renaissance created the particular mix of institutions that has characterized western society in the past 500 years.
The combination of precision, expressive design, and ultra-thin calibers has characterized the trendsetting Piaget timepieces since the 1950s.
The Italian Renaissance created the particular mix of institutions that has characterized western society in the past five hundred years.
The first part of the cycle“Les Espaces acoustiques” by Gérard Grisey,which the composer himself has characterized as a tightrope walk between“noise and form.”.
A move such as erasing theGazans from the registry fits the thought process that has characterized Israeli policy toward the Strip since 1991.
Duringyour holidaysin Florence,visit the towers of the town andlearn more about the history that has characterized the most famous Florentine family!
During your holidays in Florence,visit the towers of the town and learn more about the history that has characterized the most famous Florentine family!
