Sentences with word «characterisation»

A research team from the Quantum Photonics Laboratory at RMIT University and EQuS at the University of Sydney has demonstrated a new technique for quantum tomography — self - guided quantum tomography — which opens future pathways for characterisation of large quantum states and provides robustness against inevitable system noise.

This book is appalinglyresearched, full of anachronisms and inaccuracies with characterisation that is straight out of the music hall.

With a heavier emphasis on story comes a need for strong characterisation as well, something which I feel DmC is somewhat lacking in its supporting cast.

But they do say that «any disposal option based implicitly on characterisation of the deep sea as a «low - activity ecosystem» clearly is now highly inappropriate».

The Use of Plant Characterisation Modelling Studies to Substantiate National Conservation and Sustainability Policies

Abstract: In this paper we present the results of the SPHERE observation of the HD 284149 system, aimed at a more detailed characterisation of both the primary and its brown dwarf companion.

This article is laden with inherent biases, ad hominems, and deliberately poor characterisations of positions which the author does not take.

Should people not use what has been published to get the best characterisation of past climate change?

I actually think that Tarantino deliberately changed his pace and settled for more characterisation and plotting with this one and that's what put many people off.

However, stellar performances and a refreshing depth in characterisation make this thriller stand apart from...

It draws you in through characterisation and well - chosen quotes.

A genuinely warm affinity for red state Americana and a flair for strong characterisation generally counter the occasional detour into bumpy narrative terrain in Texas Heart, director Mark David's solidly staged and well - acted neo-Western.

A range of tools, including scenarios and storylines, has been used to develop characterisations of the future (Chapter 2).

At this point, I should note that recent criticism has been aimed at lazy characterisations in action movies, and in particular at The Raid.

Availability of these mouse strains is complemented by the standardised phenotypic characterisation performed by Mouse Pipelines, that is freely available to the scientific community.

I like how Cronenberg pays so much attention to detail here, and there are always great characterisations and powerful dialogue sequences in his films.

The game brought with it some of the most mature and intriguing storytelling to date, offering up some tough decisions with excellent characterisation and writing.

This specialist discussion meeting about the EChO (Exoplanet Characterisation Observatory) M3 mission candidate will be held in London on the 11th of October 2013.

It creates customisable and high - scale mouse models of human disease or displaying an abnormality (KI, KO mouse models) and it provides a complete phenotyping characterisation of the immune system by polychromatic and mass cytometry measuring more than 50 simultaneous quantitative parameters in standardised conditions.

In order to get across [what are] quite often battles between good and evil — which is what is going on [with Heavenly Sword and Enslaved]-- there's more likely to be archetypal characterisation involved.»

It's an approach that privileges things like characterisation and themes over the duller mechanics of story development.

Handouts and PowerPoint: Explore characterisation using The Tempest by Shakespeare, and creative writing activities.

This resource is perfect to introduce students to the concept of characterisation within a drama and directs students to the techniques used by the writer.

To keep on playing a leading role in the segment, Alfa Romeo Giulietta has been refreshed with a bolder sport characterisation, new specific elements and an unmistakable family feeling shared with the fascinating Giulia, which is the new Alfa Romeo paradigm and ultimate expression of the meccanica delle emozioni - or mechanics of emotions - concept.

That's about as deep as characterisation goes.

Dispute about proper characterisation of «offset» linked mortgage and current account.

One element of the site investigations conducted at Olkiluoto is the excavation of the underground rock characterisation facility (ONKALO) that extends approximately to the depth of 450 meters.

Co-first author, Ricard Argelaguet, a PhD student at The European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL - EBI), said: «This technique represents an important step towards a comprehensive characterisation of single - cell biology.

It will also investigate seismic activity in stars, enabling a precise characterisation of the host sun of each planet discovered, including its mass, radius and age.»

Current projects are designed to obtain a complete molecular characterisation of these endocytic pathways.

It's a tale of betrayal and revenge, of logic versus reason; it manages to transition seamlessly between dead serious and bizarrely jovial tones, all the while providing deep characterisation, a stellar story and gameplay that really isn't half bad.

As with most Coen Brothers films, True Grit is all about characterisation and the siblings are helped by a number of performances of real star quality.

Lambert's earlier Hors les murs (Beyond the Walls, 2012) had marked him as one to watch; All Yours confirms a rare talent in accessibly portraying explorations in fluid sexuality attached to strong narratives and sympathetic yet complex characterisations, as well as a deft touch for combining the comic with the dramatic.

The two lonely figures are silent for the most part, with the only characterisation coming from the odd sparse cutscene of the snow fox scampering around in the snow.

Some geoscience and subsurface characterisation roles will be similar, but drilling engineers with fracking experience and drill rig crews, alongside pod construction professionals and crews, would be required in large numbers across Europe.

In fact, that is probably a reasonable characterisation of this downturn in general.

However, this superficial characterisation fails to realise just how developed and stable the medieval West was, precisely because of a coherent, comprehensive theological vision in which humans had their true dignity under God's providence.

material science for textural and structural characterisation of ingredients and food products

Content, composition, and stereochemical characterisation of lignans in berries and seeds.

Those injustices stem from the values we learn in childhood, and the title also reads as a nod to the popular characterisation of criminal organisations as «families.»