Sentence examples for becoming characterized from inspiring English sources

Each of "the levels, stations, and stages" represents an actualization of a potential deiformity, or an instance of becoming characterized by one or more divine names.

This in turn requires becoming characterized by the divine names (al-takhalluq bi asmâ' Allâh), a process discussed by al-Ghazâlî among others and called by Avicenna al-ta'alluh, being like unto God, or deiformity.

The science of "ethics" (akhlâq, pl. of khuluq, character) does not concern itself simply with knowledge of right behavior, but aims rather at understanding the soul's rootedness in the divine names and mapping out the path of becoming characterized by them.

The biology of the underlying mechanisms is becoming characterized and will thus allow development of mechanistically based in vitro assays that will be scientifically validated and thus acceptable to regulatory agencies.

Rouché describes the teacher's behavior as becoming "tyrannical," characterized by delusions of grandeur, manically and irresponsibly exuberant episodes, madly visionary schemes of domestic and academic order, and violent outbursts of domineering anger.

Becoming rightly characterized by the divine names does not happen simply by the natural course of events; it calls for the engagement of the will.

While the molecular pathogenesis of smoking associated lung carcinogenesis is becoming well characterized, the pathogenesis of lung cancer in nonsmokers is not.

The effects of FO replacement by VO are becoming well characterized in the hepatic transcriptome of salmonids [ 6- 10], and other species [ 11].

As mechanical properties of brain tissue are becoming more accurately characterized, the pronounced anisotropy of brain tissue becomes more apparent (Prange and Margulies 2002; Hrapko et al. 2008); especially, white matter has been observed to be anisotropic due to its oriented axonal tracts, both in tension and shear (Feng et al. 2013; Velardi et al. 2006).

This, most of the times, results in structures becoming bluff bodies characterized by high wind-structure interaction induced loads.

Our study also demonstrated that most HIV-infected patients are gaining weight during their infection, rather than experiencing weight loss or becoming underweight, which characterized the early epidemic.