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Boeing Commercial Airplanes chief executive Scott Carson was also dismissive, characterising Bombardier's CSeries launch as a "bold move" .

The world's mostly male "great thinkers" have tended to say so, characterising women as the weaker sex both physically and psychologically.

The sight of such plants along the coastline is arguably one product of the disparities characterising the region.

However, others played down the move, characterising it as part of the posturing ahead of the negotiations.

Polarised neutron beams provide a unique tool for characterising exotic materials with complicated magnetic structures.

But while demanding of others, characterising himself as a "tough but fair critic" , he is "also very demanding" of himself.

In thus characterising the universal, we become aware of its antithesis to something else.

As Mr Alsop puts it, neatly characterising Dr Metcalfe's career, "Bob's so smart and so confident that he gets away with it. "

"Our main enemy is inside us, " he says, characterising those who resist reform.

Soy is the main characterising ingredient in So Good.

The mistake here was to fall into the trap of characterising Hong Kong as a place where the authorities never intervened.

Scientists hope that by characterising these cosmic rays, they can learn more about the origins and make-up of the Universe.

Characterising uncertainty in plume dispersion models