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Unlike Spain, Italy had not been characterised by an over expansion in either construction or private sector indebtedness.

Scientists understand that Alzheimer's disease is characterised by a build up in the brain of a protein called amyloid beta peptide.

But he has also taken a more hard-headed stance on the sort of "blue sky" projects that have long characterised Google's thinking.

Greek flavouring is often characterised by the use of mint and nutmeg.

Such intrepidity of character characterised Luther, Cromwell, Washington, Pitt, Wellington, and all great leaders of men.

The second one is called Simple Bridge and is characterised by the curved shape cut away from both arms and footstool.

For a start, fishing subsidies should be abolished in an industry characterised by overcapacity and inefficiency.

The first three years of his presidency were characterised by August upheavals.

Cervicogenic headache is characterised by pain referred to the head generated from the cervical lesions.

Encephalitis lethargic is an acute encephalopathic illness characterised by sleep disturbance, neuropsychiatric and extrapyramidal symptoms.

In an age characterised by the death of trust we find comfort in being able to blame everyone.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau's assertion that citizens must be forced to be free has been characterised as a seed of tyranny.

Portuguese cuisine is characterised by rich, filling and full-flavoured dishes and is an example of a Mediterranean cuisine.

Researchers analysed the word themselves and found 'there' is characterised by higher amplitude, longer duration and falling pitch.

Morphoea is a connective tissue disorder characterised by hardening and thickening of the skin due to an increased collagen deposition.

John Skehel of the UK National Institute for Medical Research and his colleagues characterised a key protein on the surface of H5N1.

The liquid dispersions of these lyophilized products are characterised by a high degree of stability.

It is far more likely to be a step towards a world characterised by catastrophic conflict and brutal repression.

Michael Portillo, the chair of the judges, talked of a final panel meeting characterised by "passionate debate" .

The architecture is to be characterised by clear and precise transitions between planned zones and the natural landscape.

He has since characterised the financial crisis as the worst since the Great Depression.

It was characterised by neutralisation test, hemagglutination inhibition test and complete sequencing of the genome.

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia is a common disease among the aging male, which characterised by dysuria or even anuresis.

In it, Draper characterised the Middle Ages as an era of faith, a time when everyone thought that the Earth was flat.

Geographical Information Systems (GIS) are characterised by the ability to integrate geospatial data from a wide variety of sources.

Characteristics of the U. S. economy: characterised by a high degree of monopoly.

As they report in this week's Nature, they have characterised the properties of a recently discovered element using two atoms.

Indeed he went farther, and characterised the baron as the most intolerable formal pedant he had ever had the misfortune to meet with.

"Reality is dawning. Some of the romantic myths and over-expectations that characterised Europe's approach to China have changed, " he says.

The clinical course was slow and characterised by an incomplete recovery.

Stuttering is a form of speech disorder characterised by difficulty getting words out, and involves repetitions or prolongations of sounds.

People high in N-Ach are characterised by a tendency to seek challenges and a high degree of independence.

Obesity is defined as a disease process characterised by excessive body fat accumulation with multiple organ-specific consequences.

Equally, a positive-sum global economy ought to end the permanent state of war that characterised the pre-modern world.

For too long the British economy has been characterised by unfairness and imbalance; short-term thinking and short-term gains.

recently, Egyptian columnists have characterised the actions of upstream states as a "genocidal war" against Egyptians.

Industrial Ethernet incorporates switches, hubs and media converters that are characterised by a special design.

The debate takes place in a world that is characterised by huge disparities in access to health care.

If anything, famously well-managed businesses are usually characterised by their brisk and robust approach to these things.

But the most common form of capture is honest and may be characterised as intellectual capture.

The invention is characterised by keeping the relative humidity of the classifier air in the air classifier in a range between 15% to 35%.

The global financial system as it is currently constituted is characterised by a pernicious asymmetry.

The European coalition in the skies above Libya can scarcely be characterised as one of incurable warmongers.

In his view, the euro area is characterised by a succession of booms and busts , each in a single country.

In its severe form, cholera is characterised by sudden onset of profuse watery diarrhoea with rice-water like stool , nausea and vomiting .

Old Sung style: A traditional. Chinese type style characterised by the contrast of their thin horizontal and thick vertical strokes.

But Mr Hunt favours practical reforms over the open conflict with the broadcaster that characterised the Thatcher years.

A primary taste characterised by a solution of sodium chloride or other salts.

meningitis is characterised by the sudden onset of intense headache , fever , nausea , vomiting , photophobia and stiff neck.

The exuberance that characterised the market throughout the second half of 2010, founded on fears of a double-dip recession, has dissipated.

This is the only function of capital , and by it the place of capital in the economic organism is completely characterised.

And if political divisions have characterised the GM debate in Brazil, so too have divisions within the scientific community.

The rear is characterised by the inclusion of an integrated diffuser, a rear spoiler and steel tailpipes.

Clinical depression is characterised by a malfunction in the limbic system, the brain area associated with emotion and motivation.

"Happenstance, paranoia and random violence" characterised the event, with rumour and counter-rumour fuelling acts of ferocious brutality.

Longitudinal studies are characterised by repeated measurements of the outcome variable on the same individuals.

In particular, femoral diaphyseal non-unions are often characterised by a challenging and long-lasting period of healing.

The invention relates to a pharmaceutical formulation which is characterised by delayed release of the active ingredient.

The claimed catalyst materials are characterised by a low oxygen overvoltage and long lifetime in water electrolysis.

The condition is caused by wear and tear in the joint and is characterised by the progressive wearing away of the cartilage of the joint.

Most Britons have sex once or twice weekly, and most would be characterised as moderate indulgers in sexual activity with another person.

Gold's rally has been characterised by the emergence of new and unexpected risks to economic stability. Shock potential remains.

But you'll need to be aware of the consequences of waging war - the period was characterised by a series of extended and shifting alliances.

The Europe characterised by its people and its differences will only be saved if neoliberal Europe is destroyed.

Said compounds are suitable for treating diseases that are characterised by excessive or anomaly cell proliferation.

This adopts a first-person spatial perspective and is characterised by references to turns and landmarks.

The valve is characterised by heavyweight, special shape, bad welding performance, but demanding excellent welding quality etc.

This situation can be characterised generally as a trade-off between verbosity and flexiblity.

The other is a "bubble economy" , characterised by excessive lending, overinvestment and overvalued share and house prices.

and a large colour on a wall projected using a characterised data projector.

Serotinous species are characterised by the possession of an aerial seed bank .

Mr Rubenstein himself characterised the ailing greenback as "a serious problem" .

This makes them worse than useless in a world characterised by persistent financial instability.

This type of direction giving is characterised by references to cardinal directions (North, South, East and West) and precise distances.

The claim to have created synthetic life has been characterised pejoratively as playing "God" .

SOCIAL animals are characterised by a pecking order derived from a complicated web of interactions.

The unemployment rate is traditionally characterised as a lagging indicator and, as such, is viewed as having limited predictive power.

This league season has unfortunately been characterised by numerous injuries which have limited Carlo Ancelotti's project.

The Predator aliens are characterised by their trophy-hunting of other dangerous species for sport, including humans.

This relationship can be characterised as a tragic love affair on the Jewish part, which was met with a deep phobia by Europe.

Frequently MRI data is characterised by a relatively low signal to noise ratio (SNR) or contrast to noise ratio (CNR).

As a result, mobility has lost some of the traditional features that led it to being characterised as a brain drain.

Said cap is characterised in that it comprises a conventional body (1) suitable for fitting over a nipple holder.

The dragon, however, is essentially a gamechanger, and is characterised by both dramatic turns of direction, and extreme speed.

The previous designs of spherical roller bearings were already characterised by high performance capacity.

But we perhaps exaggerate the grey or sable tinge, which undoubtedly characterised the mood and manners of the age.

A paranoid-schizoid state is characterised by distrust and constant jittery activity, as currently manifest in markets.

Mothers claim to have suffered 'baby brain' or 'preg head', characterised by lapses in memory or logical thinking.

Background: In adults, viral causes of community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) are poorly characterised.

The method was characterised by reliable technology, reasonable process flow, stable and easy operation.

Japanese-style compensation is characterised by a seniority pay structure.

Aesthetically the hole is characterised by distinctive circular areas of fairway which represent the Yin and Yang symbol.

A multi-agent system (MAS) which is characterised by flexibility and adaptability is suitable for an open and dynamic environment.

In a world characterised by growing financial panic, that has to be good news.

The Tsunami flooding system is characterised through its effectiveness and low maintenance.

Cancer is a disease characterised by the rapid and uncontrolled proliferation of cells.

OCD is characterised by low levels of a chemical called serotonin.

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is characterised by progressive memory loss and severe cognitive impairment.

Spaghetti Westerns were characterised by the presence of more action and violence than the Hollywood westerns.

Unlike Saint Valentine's Day abroad, Qixi, or Chinese Valentine's Day is characterised by its implicit and meaningful style.

Developed economies are characterised by restlessness.

Manjushri, 'suffering' is characterised by impermanence and it can be eliminated by its nature, hence it is not a real truth.

The Group enjoys a leading position in markets which are characterised by high technical and regulatory barriers.

Pyongyang media characterised the women's release as proof of North Korea's "humanitarian and peace-loving policy" .

That period was characterised by a lower debt overhang, inflation was higher, and debt maturities were shorter (under 3 years).

Cardiac syndrome X is characterised by typical angina but normal coronary arteries angiograms.

"I hope it will be a derby characterised by true sporting values and honour, where the best team will win, " added Lotito.

The gold rush created an alternative to the Puritan notion of hard work and saving that had characterised the nation's early days.

But otherwise his policy is characterised by a combination of realism and caution.

AGEP is characterised by acute onset of a pustular eruption in association with fever.

the jaina temples are characterised by a richness of detail that can be seen in the dilwara temples in mt . abu.

The latter is characterised to a large extent by the monograph, which is a different publication format.

This can lead to an unravelling of the consensus for globalisation that has characterised the post-cold war era.

Previous Pig years have been characterised by severe weather patterns and this year will be no exception.

just characterised the source of a threat and stated a technological outlook, " said Wang Xiangsui at Beihang University. "

A complex nose dominated by floral and vegetal aromas, often also characterised by acacia honey.

This is a welcome contrast to the secrecy that characterised much of the nuclear industry's interaction with the public in the past.

For all its pastoral bliss, Taliesin endured the dramatic swings that characterised Wright's life.

The summer season is characterised by frequent rain and thunderstorms, very hot days and nights, usually cooling-off after the rain spells.

The first working week of the new decade has been characterised by a curious mix of cold and hot air.

It is characterised by high blood pressure and can cause convulsions, blood clots, liver damage and kidney failure.

People born in the Year of the Ox are characterised as hard-working and stubborn, according to Chinese tradition.

This is a repudiation of the preoccupation with the news cycle that characterised the Rudd government.

And the conclusion is characterised by two features: illusive reality and natural reality.

The industry was then characterised by weak profits and had stockmarket ratings to match.

Britain now is characterised by obscenity, reality television and adolescents whose sentences go up at the ends.

"The World Cup was characterised by the vuvuzela's widespread and permanent use in the stands, " it added.

Associative processing: a fast, parallel processing mode characterised by spreading activation based on memory.

The diagnosis is clinical, and the disorder is characterised primarily by pain and skin changes.

Las Vegas has become the symbol of "new" unionism, which is characterised by a missionary approach to recruitment.

The hood and front mask theme is characterised by offset surfaces and the play of concave and convex volumes.

The same indecisiveness characterised the Chia-ching reign on other fronts.

But most must also know that the economy is not characterised by perfect foresight and equilibrium, but by trial and error and evolution.

Canadians by nature are prudent and our financial system has been characterised as unexciting.

The economic crisis of 2009, characterised by high and rising unemployment, is a result of the financial crisis of 2008.

Mr Ackermann also spoke of a "new normality" in banking that is "characterised by volatility and uncertainty" .

"It is a political regime which has become characterised by the view that everyone has their price, " he adds.

Unlike degree-based rankings, such as the MBA rankings, the executive education listings are characterised by their volatility.

The reaction product is characterised by the IR spectrum.

The aromatic persistence is very long and characterised by sensations of plain chocolate and potpourri.

The opening group matches were characterised by cautious play.

The Nordic model is also characterised by strong ties between welfare and labour-market policy.

The landscape is characterised by low hills with terraced fields.

The global debate on bank capital has been characterised by rumour and misdirection.

The basic structural reason for this problem is that information products are characterised by high fixed costs and low marginal costs.

drive roller as described in one of Claims 1 to4, characterised in that a surface formed by the outer face has increased roughness.

This is typically characterised by neuroticism , and lack of extraversion and agreeableness.

Characterised by fine, lively bubbles?

fully characterised by 1H NMR spectroscopy and mass spectrometry.

Could he resist the political clientelism that has characterised Mr Chirac's reign?

Clone 667 is characterised as rough and possessing black fruit and gamey notes.

Clone 777 is characterised as possessing strong black fruits.

Europe's debt crisis, by contrast, was characterised by fear of the future.

Asthma is a kind of disease characterised by paroxysmal stridor with sputum.

The global economy has been reflating over the last year, characterised by below trend growth, falling inflation and easy money.

The Chinese power sector (like many other industries in China) is characterised by a patchwork of legislation, notices and circulars .

This is characterised by irritability and low energy. Crew members often get on badly with each other.

But many in China see this administration as characterised by empty rhetoric and weak rule.

In the context of cultural industry, capital is characterised not only by its economic nature but also by its cultural nature.

These are characterised by a focus on consumer spending in the US, and exports and infrastructure investment in China.

The former, he argues, have characterised most developing countries.

While the A-share market may not yet be at a bottom, it can't be characterised as a bubble that is bursting.

fish study of human oocytes failed to fertilize in vitro characterised with chromosome 21 aneuploidy

Blind Equalization Algorithm in Frequency Domain Characterised with Restricted Learning Rate

The newly emergent information society is characterised by a media culture

The typical franchise relationship is characterised by:

The milling process is characterised by:

The pliers are characterised by the following: the first part (3) is rotationally fixed to the first handle element (17);

Hong Kong's waters are characterised by the interaction of oceanic and fresh water masses which vary in relative effect throughout the year.