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It also removes even a model of the emotive element, leaving instead just a characterization to the effect that some emotive element is present.

In this work we present a characterization to the existence of minimal elements in partially ordered sets in terms of fixed point of multivalued maps, see [2].

She easily cut through Mahler's rich, picturesque orchestration and brought a vivid characterization to the songs.

Every ballerina who has performed this work has brought a different characterization to the role of the Swan Queen, bringing her own frailty, vulnerability, sensuality, and sexuality into the work.

Looking at the biological functions of the genes most influenced by the discriminant components we can try and give a functional characterization to the obtained discrimination.

"We give a precise mathematical characterization to the expression 'wave of riots,' and provide a visualization of the propagation around Paris, exhibiting the wave in a way not described before," say Bonnasse-Gahot and co.

This work reports on a novel architecture and process flow to reduce the voltage range needed for a full sensor characterization to the values given by modern technology.

With a similar evolutionary characterization to the centromere, the telomeric region also contains much repetitive sequences.

As a result, the attempts to bring characterization to the movie -- like awkward exchanges on political stances when Gordy and Claudio meet -- are so awkward that you expect the actors to break up.

A senior intelligence official disputed this characterization to the Journal, calling Petraeus "fully engaged from the start".

Summers dodges the question by mocking the Bush administration, and then finally says that it's not a fair characterization to call the government the owners of the banks.