Sentence examples for characterization of things from inspiring English sources

Efforts to identify real nonlinear thresholds seem mired in uncertainty and incomplete characterization of things like ice-sheet dynamics.

The title of "Father of Taxonomy" is given to Carl Linnaeus, a Swedish scientist who provided the characterization of living things in 1735.

If we combine his claim that the world is Will with his Kantian view that we are responsible for the individuated world of appearances, we arrive at a novel outlook — an outlook that depends heavily upon Schopenhauer's characterization of the thing-in-itself as Will, understood to be an aimless, blind striving.

While Dee provides rich and deep characterization of Adam and Cynthia, the things that happen to them never penetrate the shields they hold out against the world.

Their characterization of the offer left things out, and they didn't mention what we'd proposed as conditions.

Physicochemical characterization of airborne particulate matter.

Those names were sort of things that I made up, kind of characterizations of the people involved.

So two characterizations are extensionally equivalent if they pick out the same set of things in the world.

The most jarring thing about her characterization of the president is not the inaccuracy; it's the sudden rejection of Trump's entire political brand.

A number of analyses of the inter-correlations of aspects of test scores have produced theories of the statistical structure of score patterns, as in the Cattell-Horn-Carroll theory (see McGrew, 2005); but this is not the same thing as detailed characterization of the function itself.

Two things emerge strongly: First, the frequent characterization of the activists as environmentalists only tells part of the story.