The French Annalistes wrote history in such a way, characterizing a moment in time by reconstructing its finest, most mundane details.
Both the uncertainties and nonlinearities enter into the system in a random way characterized by random variables obeying the Bernoulli distribution.
Further, we characterize two migration dynamics: a stepwise way, characterized by fluctuations in cell length, within channels smaller than nucleus dimensions and a smooth sliding (i.e., maintaining constant cell length) behavior within channels larger than the nuclear cluster.
In contrast, cells on adhesion mediating narrow lines moved in a stepwise way, characterized by fluctuations in cell length.
But if he was to commit suicide, he of all people, nearly every single one of his favorite writers, musicians, and artists having taken their own lives, would have to choose a way that characterized his awareness of the form.
But the property of "being a witch according to a belief system T" is not a kind of witch, but a kind of content (the content of belief system T): it's a way of characterizing what belief system T says, not a way of characterizing the world.
It's just a way of characterizing what is claimed by a particular moral code, that of the Hindus.
"Aspirational" is a word one hears often around the Times offices, as a way of characterizing the sunny outlook that the Jains say their readers want.
Adults often say that young people "should have known better" than to act in a way they characterize as disrespectful, immature or rude, especially at formal events.
In recent work, interworkload distances have been proposed as a way of characterizing workload similarity.
