This ongoing third wave may be characterized as "One person, many computers".
And the Surrealist label certainly fits; most of Marclay's work could be characterized as one long, or short, exquisite corpse after another.
In a statement, Carlinsky wrote dismissively of the firm's audit, saying it "can best be characterized as one law firm's judgment by hindsight, with which we respectfully disagree".
However, this is only a reliable approach for simple systems that can be characterized as two areas that are swinging against one another, e.g. the system in operation for the Florida Georgia Interconnection [54].
The display was made all the more distinct by the fact that the dominant style of decorating in the rest of the neighborhood could be characterized as "four Star restaurant courtyard".
The evolution of the NGO sector can be characterized as four successive waves [ 7, 8].
Previous studies [ 16– 18] have shown that mammalian duplicate genes can be characterized as two waves (Wave-I for young duplicates and Wave-II for those duplicated around the origin of vertebrates) and the ancient component (prior to the split of vertebrates and Drosophila).
More recently and for the third time, the Iranian government fired a test missile two weeks ago which was accurate to 25 feet, which is characterized as zero error, according to the Brigadier General Ali Abdollahi, the Iranian military's deputy chief of staff, and Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency.
This election has rightly been characterized as one that will deeply affect the future direction of the country: Americans are being given a choice with potentially large consequences.
Sierra Leone was characterized as one of the world's fastest-growing economies, with the revival of iron mining and the announcement of a significant offshore oil discovery.
