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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a characteristics" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "as a characteristic"? You can use "as a characteristic" when describing a specific trait or quality of something or someone.
Example: "Honesty is often regarded as a characteristic of a good leader."
Alternatives: "as a trait" or "as a quality".
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The reconstruction procedure outlined above can be applied on each equation in the system (5) (this is also called a components split) or to its local characteristic variables (in which case it is referred to as a characteristics split).
The quality-adjusted index for model (i) is, therefore, defined as: begin{aligned} ln I_{it}=ln p_{it}-ln p_{it-1}-left( X_{it}-X_{it-1}right) beta _{t} end{aligned} (11 where (left( X_{it}-X_{it-1}right) beta _{t}) represents the quality correction and can be interpreted as a characteristics quantity index, (Q_{it}) (Triplett 2004, p. 60).
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As a characteristic, I can find it admirable and enviable.
Its structural looseness should be taken as a characteristic, not a weakness.
I'd heard Suzy described as a characteristic Cooke City jackette-of-many-trades.
Eelgrass, a habitat for scallop larvae and an indicator of healthy marine conditions, shows up as a characteristic pattern.
But "nature" is also defined as a characteristic or state of things, and this alternate meaning carries its own weight.
I recognize this as a characteristic of the people from the region, which is where I grew up.
So far, the Coens have largely used Jewishness as a characteristic that puts a Jew at an awkward disadvantage, or shows a gentile's comical small-mindedness.
But what started as a characteristic fit of rock-star petulance quickly turned into self-reproach: "Who complain about what he is owed?
He was too simple and too brutal even to manage that "brutal simplicity" which the historian Jacob Burckhardt has identified as a characteristic of the modern tyrant.
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