The Syrian crisis inevitably overshadowed this G8 summit and in many ways the outcome could be characterised as one step backwards followed by one step forward.
In doing so, the agent is guided by a principle that can rightly be characterised as one that the person herself authorised that agent to be guided by, in thinking about the appropriate way to relate to her.
Vettel and Webber headed into that race with a relationship that might best be characterised as one of "competitive tension", tied on points at the head of the championship, with Webber officially leading on account of his two wins to Vettel's one.
In all, only one in four people wanted to be characterised as liberal; one in three chose conservative.Yet one answer in panel 1 offers the American left some hope.
For example, the assumption of local independence can be characterised as comprising two elements, response dependency and trait dependency [ 18].
The method can be characterised as a three party protocol mainly using deterministic algorithms with dynamic linking strategies; though incorporating some elements of probabilistic linkage.
It is one of the more remarkable aspects of American political culture that Mr Murray's position might be characterised as a "populist" one, while liberal efforts to, say, provide every poor and working-class American with health insurance are seen as elitist and condescending.
Health and social care systems can be characterised as risk escalators if they possess three attributes.
Three of the chikungunya papers could be characterised as socioepidemiological.
The two groups are speculated to be divergent enough to be characterised as subspecies.
