The TSR account has characterised the view that the switch-cost results from some active time-consuming process, which occurs on switch but not stay trials [29], rather than from the passive dissipation of the previously used task-set [30].
The second case may be characterised as viewing children as a "tabula rasa" or as an "empty vessel" to be prepared, for example, for tomorrow's school.
"Give us a very low price … and if you don't then we will not pay our debts, we will just take gas for free, we will take however much we feel like," said Miller, characterising his view of the Ukrainian negotiating position.
But the liberal media will characterise my view as 'throw away the key'".
Democrats learned several elections ago how to avoid characterising their view of the constitution in that framework, and none of their high-level nominees have lost out by falling into that trap.
But these are the lightnesses in a novel that has set itself the task of capturing the conflicts and contradictions that, in Jacobson's view, characterise the position of contemporary British Jews.
Low-cost conductometric transducers have been designed and characterised with a view to their potential use as chemiresistors in mobile sensor applications.
Some close to Tony Blair are already urging a more aggressive defence of what he and New Labour stood for, a view characterised by one of those lobbied as "these wimps, they're not doing anything".
"The post-war period was characterised by a view that we were slipping from the era of a great empire and were watching European countries pull ahead of us," Professor Pimlott says.
France's president did not deny what had happened, but took a view no less racist: "In such countries, genocide is not too important". Gérard Prunier, a French historian who advised the French government during the later stages of its intervention in Rwanda, has characterised Paris's view of its former African colonies not as foreign countries but as "part of the family".
In 2007, Morgan and Hough characterised the current view of Home Office administrative criminology.
