"central characterization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the main or most important character in a story or novel. Example: The central characterization of the novel is a young woman named Jane, who struggles to find her place in a society that constantly undermines her intelligence and passion.
The good match between calculated and observed configurational heat capacity changes with water content illustrates how those compositional parameters are central to characterization of configurational properties of melts.
To all this, one might note that there is little exceptional in the way these novels use real estate — houses and their neighborhoods — as a central element of characterization and a propellant force for plot.
The repository is composed of interactive, 3-D animated renderings that show how to assemble and operate laboratory set-ups for conducting experiments, and measure rock properties that are central to the characterization of the Earth sub-surface.
The Laboratory effort has been central to the characterization and modeling of the TBM debris environment, based on recent data collections by the KMR radars, Cobra Judy, and the Airborne Surveillance Testbed.
Two kinds of thermo-sensitive poly N-isoproplacrylamide) (poly N-isoproplacrylamide AB4 four-armed star multiblock and linear triblock coPNIPAMrs, were synthesized blockRP with hydroxyl-terminated polybutadiene (HTPB) as copolymersocks, AB4 characterization was performed by 1H NMR, four-armedSEC.
To assist in this ambition, we present a theory for smart institutions, inspired by control process engineering, that is capable of handing many of the features that are central to the characterization of real-world institutions.
There was "no discussion of the details of Aaron McKinney's confession to the police, where anti-gay bias [was] central to his characterization," "[n]o mention of the plea bargain that spared McKinney's life," and no mention of the provision of that plea bargain barring McKinney and his attorneys from discussing the case with the media.
Gratings, not surprisingly, have been central for the characterization of orientation domains based on optical imaging techniques (Bonhoeffer and Grinvald 1991).
Accurate identification of orthologs and paralogs is central to functional characterization of genomes because orthologs typically occupy the same functional niche in different organisms whereas paralogs undergo functional diversification duplication via the processes of neofunctionalization and subfunctionalization [ 3- 5].
This work helps reinforce the central role of AD characterization in any modelling workflow, as we demonstrate the importance of a thorough implementation and characterization of the AD.
