More recently, my characterisation of that press conference was called into question.

There is extreme violence, but it's cathartic and secondary to the characterisation.

There is also his skill at characterisation and sense of dramatic pace.

Is there not something here about the nature of theatrical characterisation itself?

Nor can we give great praise to the characterisation of Sir Launcelot.

Stroke outcome was assessed by measurement of infarct size and behavioural characterisation.

Advances in molecular biology have permitted the characterisation of mechanisms underlying angiogenesis.

Crazed comic set-pieces abound, the dialogue is faultless and the characterisation punchy.

We describe the clinical histories, biochemical characterisation and genotypes of these individuals.

Few detective dramas can match Morse for characterisation, subtlety, and sheer intelligence.

Our Lord adds a brief characterisation of the effect of John's ministry.

Therefore, no risk characterisation could be performed for any of these animal species.

Ms Ardern immediately took issue with his characterisation of the situation.

Further faecal characterisation is however required in order to unravel the underlying mechanism.

In my idea he deserves in 1864 the characterisation by Charles Francis Adams.

Although the narrative is driven more by situation than character, the characterisation convinces.