Examples of using Characterised in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Right from the start, it was characterised by innovative strength and social commitment.
Characterised by 19th-century architecture and narrow alleyways, it includes areas such as Shyambazar, Shobhabazar, Chitpur, Cossipore, Sinthee, and Dum Dum.
By 1927 the dance was called the Slow Foxtrot and was characterised by smooth gliding movements.
Sterling has been characterised as a large currency sitting on top of a medium-sized economy.
Exaggerated allergic reaction, occurring within 2 hours of immunisation, characterised by one or more of the following.
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This is a group of animals characterised by having paired appendages- in this case, perhaps, paired legs.
He went there to study mathematics but, although he found the courses easy,he became increasingly worried by the abstraction and lack of applications which characterised the course at this time.
The proto-historic period is characterised by contact with Chinese and Indian civilisations.
What has transpired is that gradually the character has been squeezed out of the hotel andreplaced by a homogenised version of hospitality characterised by that horrible enemic expression,"Have a nice day!"!
This area is characterised by narrow streets where people have carried out their trade for hundreds of years.
The content of the documents in question was not divulged butwas characterised as"defence information" for which he received $25,000.
Such a spirit characterised the development of Hinduism, which has not been interrupted for nearly fifty centuries.
We're committed to offering anexceptionally high quality learning expertise characterised by an expert and practical emphasis, a world focus, small lessons and private attention.
They are characterised as having either a rising or a nonrising stem, depending on which end of the stem is threaded.
Biros and his team were able to runtheir analysis pipeline on 140 brains in less than four hours and correctly characterised the testing data with nearly 90 percent accuracy, which is comparable to human radiologists.
The AFP news agency characterised the press conference as a“bizarre event” which took the assembled journalists by surprise.
This demonstrates in stark terms, the dangers associated with the cave environment,especially those characterised by long sections of passage with deep water or those entirely filled with water," the association wrote on its website.
The north is characterised by many lakes including the Großer Stechlinsee lake, which is well known due to a novel by Theodor Fontane called"Der Stechlin".
Dr Joanna Collingwood, from Warwick's School of Engineering,was part of a research team which characterised iron species associated with the formation of amyloid protein plaques in the human brain-- abnormal clusters of proteins in the brain.
They are characterised by the use of a CMOS sensor with an effective pixel count of about 50.6 megapixels, a significantly higher spec compared to their predecessor, the"EOS 5D Mark III".
Environmental Science and Management is characterised by being a problem solving discipline with a future focus.
In this lecture, he characterised statistical work as a trilogy of data collection, data modelling and analysis, and decision-making.
This includes several buildings characterised by vertical brick ribs, a style common to the Hanseatic towns.
Although they may be characterised spectroscopically as giants or supergiants, they continue to burn hydrogen in their cores for several million years and develop in a very different manner from low-mass stars such as the Sun.
It focuses in particular on the global andtechnological shifts that have characterised this industry in recent years, on the management of fashion design and product development and on international fashion manufacturing and retailing strategies.
A profile in Fortune in 2002 characterised Tata as both“one of India's most beloved companies” and“a mess”.
Our Vision To be a distinctive institution, characterised by leading research and technology of international standing and with a reputation for excellence across research, education and knowledge exchange.
Maybe males of the species Homo sapiens are characterised not by physical strength, aggressiveness and competitiveness, but rather by superior social skills and a greater tendency to cooperate.
Each protein molecule consists of amino acids, which are characterised by inclusion of nitrogen and sometimes sulphur(these parts are liable for the distinctive smell of burning protein, such as the keratin in hair).
