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Internal family relationships are characterised by stability and harmony, according to both parents and children.
The Working Group noted that gentoo penguin diets are characterised by fish and krill mixtures,
The breathing air compressors in the PE-VE series are characterised by their impressive peak free air delivery rates of up to 850 l/min.
The production conditions are characterised by state-of-the-art technical equipment,
It identifies that ore mining and processing enterprises are characterised with non-optimal policy of formation of the sources of capital
OKW's modern electronics enclosures are characterised by ergonomic design
The EW-PAE cable protection conduits are characterised by excellent flexibility,
The EW-PAP cable protection conduits are characterised by excellent crush resistance
In comparison, depending on the choice of material, plastic bearings are characterised by low moisture absorption.
The JUNIOR II and OCEANUS COMPACT LINE compressor units are characterised by their ultra-compact dimensions
focusing particularly on Limehouse Nights, are characterised, seemingly paradoxically,
The EWX-PA-UL cable protection conduits are characterised by extremely high mechanical strength, but at the same time offering excellent flexibility.
These impoverished landscapes are characterised by diminished livelihood opportunities, biodiversity,
eastern types of mentality, which are characterised by a certain set of stereotypes and prejudices.
Their champagnes are characterised by a dominant note of chardonnay,
Both species are characterised by a“two-colour” cap- the dried part is lighter
We are characterised by rapid response,
The rooms are characterised by the contrasts of modernistic clean lines
Youth centres may exist in various forms, but most of them are characterised by applying the open youth work method.
Pentachlorobenzene belongs to the group of chlorobenzenes, which are characterised by a benzene ring in which the hydrogen atoms are substituted by one or more chlorines.