Examples of using Characterizing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Anton Paar Bioindenter is the ideal nanoindentation tester for characterizing the mechanical properties of tissues and soft materials from the human body.
Core courses: 12 core courses on specific topics and characterizing the module that develop over the three days that make up each residential;
Despite characterizing itself as“humanitarian,” Confucius Institutes have been criticized not only for promoting the Communist Party's agenda, but also for being suspected of being involved in espionage.
lent his support to Reich by characterizing these biology-denying scholars thus.
about the method and style characterizing the Franciscan Youth.
Exactly the same statement is, of course, possible to use for characterizing activities of OBL and TDL.
Characterizing the genes involved in these mechanisms is therefore very important,
or rather characterizing, the chasm between West and East.
Kitchen in the rustic style of any ethnicity implies simplicity and some naivete, characterizing rural life.
students focus on developing and characterizing traits in new kinds of monomers and polymers.
light on the diversity, the parallels and contradictions characterizing the Central-European memory of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.
Characterizing the nature of the Self, the I that deems itself conscious and reflects on the content and operations of consciousness, is dependent on one's epistemological biases.
In physiology, lability is considered as a property of the tissue, characterizing its change upon prolonged excitation.
Holm Sea due to a GPS track(s.k.“track”) characterizing the lake's different basis and shoreline.
her research topic was characterizing the global city.
This is also an important indicator, characterizing both the sense of the measure of the owner himself and the difference between the two types of design from each other.
of the solar system, thus characterizing every day in terms of magic.
their places, against the placeless logic of the space of flows characterizing social domination in the Information Age.
of the solar system, thereby characterizing every day from the point of view of magic.
The abbreviation PSA implies a prostatic specific polypeptide antigen characterizing the degree of violation of the organic structure of the prostate.