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The phrase "a critical character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a character in a story or narrative that plays an essential role in the plot or development of themes.
Example: "In the novel, the protagonist serves as a critical character, driving the story forward with their decisions and actions."
Alternatives: "an essential character" or "a key character".
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BBB penetration, which may be desired or not depending on the therapeutic target, is a critical character in chemical toxicological studies and in drug design.
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In each, a home plays a critical role, as do the characters' movements in these personal spaces.
The extended episode also manages to raise questions about a surprise development in the final episode of the last season, casting a different light on one critical character's claim to have found a way to lead surviving humans to Earth, the fabled planet they seek.
In particular, Dillon urges that feminists develop what she calls "critical character theory," a way of theorizing character from a feminist perspective (85).
In Civil Engineering materials subjected to stress or strain states a quantitative evaluation of damage is of great importance due to the critical character of this phenomenon, which at a certain point suddenly turns into a catastrophic failure.
Critical character: It indicates whether a node failure breaks neighbor connectivity.
The critical character of the Fool has been transformed from a man into a woman (who, although frequently referred to as "boy," remains very much a cisgender woman).
Each node maintains a one-hop neighborhood table including unique node ID (ID), local position (POSITION) and critical character (CRITICAL).
"Enemy Image" shares the critical character and conceptual bent (and one artist, Yevgeniy Fiks) with Ms. Sorkina's other show.
In order to understand this critical character of law in De Jure Belli ac Pacis, one must understand the entire structure of his argumentation.
The critical character is defined as follows.
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