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It is incorrect to say that what characterises masochism, is the painful aspect of a situation, assumed as such.

He characterises this as "leadership by erosion" , trying to steer people, while at the same time allowing his team space.

Also like the Team B project, the report characterises efforts to maintain the status quo as threatening.

She correctly characterises Gerbert as a transmitter of mathematical knowledge without exaggerating his importance.

Currents create magnetic fields, leading to a third variable, magnetic flux, which characterises the field's strength.

is how one senior foreign business leader with 20 years of China experience characterises Beijing's new attitude.

Mail-order brides, a phenomenon he characterises as "the exploitation of women from non-performing economies" .

It is, above all, this spirit of ambition and competition that characterises the world of wine today.

A higher 'co-efficient of preservation'characterises married women with children than childless marriages.

The focus on price that characterises the City of London allows investors to make up their own minds without being stymied by directors.

In turn, the growing demand for reciprocal operability among EU an NATO members characterises all defence-related markets.

The tile is suggested as being like a new skin that adheres to rooms and characterises them, much like a chair, a table or a sofa.

The antibody also stopped the weight loss, muscle atrophy and fatigue that characterises terminal cancer.

A selfless compassion characterises the Jedi order, so your reward is not money or fame.

They seize upon the uncertainty that characterises a period of unsettling change, and take action.

According to the problem characterises, the improving 0. 618 method has been used.

What characterises the "winning mind" of the book's title?

Just how are ordinary Americans in the heartland reacting to the political storm that characterises Election 08?

What characterises this behaviour is that it lacks genuineness. It plays to the gallery.

Neither is it possible to say exactly what characterises a particular movement.

Defining exactly what it is that characterises this new wave of internet euphoria, however, is not easy.

Mr Xie, for example, characterises his bus station's passenger flow as "normal" .

Prof Grey characterises this destructive world in an imagined bed-time dialogue between a manager and his son: