(Analogous characterizations, of course, will have to be given of these other color experiences).
Because Germans are like hawks, Landa explains, most cannot think like Jews, who are more like rats — a characterization that, of course, was a privileged metaphor and ideological instrument in the Nazi's campaign against European Jewry.
That characterization is, of course, unfair to the Diamondbacks, a poised, talented team that had outplayed the Yankees in every aspect of the game.+And it is very easy to weight a baseball game with more meaning than it can possibly carry.
This characterization can, of course, refer to the way species morph during their histories minor adjustments in the curve of a beak, the span of a flipper, the size of a brain.
TEC's instructional design includes two components: a) the context or characterization of the course and the targeted student population, and b) the planning process for the instructional design.
Wired mocked the Post's characterization of the course, mentioning television shows like "Homeland" and "24" also feature imagined terrorist plots.
The survey did not include a characterization of illness course, which may have moderated participants' responses.
The collection of data in the Registry is aimed at facilitating characterization of the course of disease and tracking clinical outcomes in patients with MPS I.
Comparability in the assessment of cases of hepatotoxicity across clinical trials in similar treatment populations will strongly depend on the development of common standards for the characterization of clinical courses of DILI and diagnostic testing to exclude non-drug related etiologies of liver injury.
TK/TD relationships allow descriptive and quantitative characterization of the time course of in vivo drug effect in relation to its corresponding drug concentration within an individual [ 24].
