Sentence examples for characterize the next from inspiring English sources
5. Hubonomics: The new face of globalizationAs production and consumption become more distributed, hubs will characterize the next wave of "globalization".
Broun's novel feels eerily adept at predicting the technologies that will characterize the next few decades: characters communicate using "SkinWerks", a "bioelectric emollient sprayed onto the epidermis" that allows "wearers to read and type upon their own skin … to exchange tactile sensations, and to display digital images".
System integration issues are discussed to characterize the next generation elastocaloric cooling prototype.
We survey the likely scientific objectives, instrumentation and mission architectures that may characterize the next visit to Titan.
So I don't know how to characterize the next 10 years except to say that we'll get to the point – the long-term goal is to be able to give you one answer, which is exactly the right answer over time.
Similar arguments might be offered in the case of other general propositions, which together with negative propositions proved particularly resistant to 'reductive' analysis, and the rejection of the latter in favour of logical analysis, and later, linguistic analysis, came to characterize the next phase of analytic philosophy.
Upheavals on the continent, combined with Celtic expansion, seem to have interrupted (c. 500 bc) bronze imports to Scandinavia, and a striking poverty of finds characterizes the next few centuries.
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Yes, cheap tickets are appealing, but if we're looking for that which characterizes the next generation of travel sites — like the proliferation of user data profiles, personalization and granularity — then the experience demand more than basic price comparison.
If the sources of NO generation are now coming to be well characterized, the next problem that needs addressing is the patterns of NO generation.
It offered a glimpse of a new power dynamic that is likely to characterize the next two years, as Republicans take control of the House and occupy six more seats in the Senate.
