Sentence examples for be given a characterization from inspiring English sources

Tarski (1936a, 1936b) was the first to indicate in a fully explicit way how the version of universal validity used by the mathematicians could itself be given a characterization in terms of concepts of standard mathematics, in the case of Fregean formalized languages with an algorithmic grammar.

Whether they can be given an intrinsic characterization or whether they can be specified only by enumeration is a moot point.

An exception is found in the work of decision theorists: within decision theory, preference is given a formal characterization, and through this formal characterization, various results can be proven.

The police and the prosecutor had portrayed Cole as a thug; for the first time, Mallin was being given a true characterization.

Finally it is given a capacitary characterization for the shift of the spectral bound being positive which works for operators with spectral bound of arbitrary type.

The concepts of opinion, attitude, and value used in public opinion research were given an influential metaphorical characterization by the American-born political analyst Robert Worcester, who founded the London-based polling firm MORI (Market & Opinion Research International Ltd .. Values, he suggested, are "the deep tides of public mood, slow to change, but powerful".

An overview of compost quality standards in Europe, China, and the United States of America is given, including a characterization of the plant residues, livestock manure, and organic wastes that can be composted.

Comparison of these two approaches will be given based on the characterization results.

Furthermore, the analysis in The Lancet states, "Particular attention must be given to the detection and characterization of unintended effects of genetic modification".

Thus, more specific phylogenetic characterization cannot be given, and the microalga was called Scenedesmus sp. strain R-16 and used in the following experiments.

If focusing on a specific data model, a more precise characterization of completeness can be given.