Microsoft executives, in a conference call, characterized the announcement as a "strategic shift" in the company's business practices and its handling of technical information.
The remaining sites, surrounding L2, responded to recurring calls with brief bursts of activity that varied in latency from call to call, characterized by low response stereotypy indices (Figure 5A).
Campbell's monkeys showed an opposite pattern of lateralization between conspecific stimuli differing in their emotional value (IGP vs IGN, Fisher tests, p = 0.05), whereas heterospecific calls characterized by an opposite emotional value did not show the same tendency (EG1P vs EG1N/EG2P vs EG2N, Fisher tests, p>0.41 - Fig. 2A).
The Bovine Haplotype Map, as it's called, characterizes genetic diversity among breeds.
In the call, he characterized the quarterly results as strong.
On today's Apple earnings call, Cook characterized the competition as falling into two buckets: Windows-based tablets, which are "big, heavy and expensive" and suffer from "weak battery life," and current Android tablets, which are "scaled-up" smart phones.
At first, Beth seemed to have the type called hypermobility, characterized by velvety skin, hypermobile joints, joint pain and easy bruising.
Zika infection is mild for most people, but in a developing fetus, it can cause a condition called microcephaly, characterized by abnormally small heads and brain damage.
Young Apple had the nearly maniacal energy that eventually resulted in the back-to-back interviews and blizzard of telephone calls that characterized his political reporting.
Ellipsis, also called ellipse, characterized by the deliberate omission of a word or words that are, however, understood in light of the grammatical context.
Telosporidian, any spore-forming protozoan of the class Telospora (sometimes called Telosporida), characterized by naked or encapsulated spores and no polar capsules.
