Sentence examples for characterized a kind of from inspiring English sources

Some American and Afghan commanders characterized a kind of moral victory for the Afghan forces: they mostly survived, and they did not completely give back gains from past Western offensives.

Those definitions of intertwined basins were used to characterize a kind of intertwined attractors.

To date these policy discussions have tended to focus on SynBio in general and to a series of ethical, legal and social issues that have come to characterize a kind of 'ELSI scholarship' on new and emerging technologies (Calvert and Martin [2009]; Rabinow and Bennet [2009] and Rabinow and Bennett [2012]).

It worth noting that in [3] and the subsequent paper [4] by El Karoui et al., BSDEs were used to characterize a kind of stochastic differential recursive utility, which is an extension of the standard additive utility with the instantaneous utility depending not only on the instantaneous consumption rate but also on the future utility.

But the hours and days after the disaster were more strongly characterized by a kind of civic dysfunction.

This love of repetition and muffled repetition also meshes well with the Hebrew of the Old Testament, which is characterized by a kind of "semantic parallelism".

The theocracies built by Calvinists, city-states or whole commonwealths ruled by self-elected holy men, have always been characterized by a kind of wet-weather gloom.

The police commissioner, Bernard B. Kerik, said that a test of the water from the glass showed that it contained "some type of sodium hydroxide," which he characterized as a kind of "strong cleaning agent" or a "lye-type agent".

James Truman has occasionally been characterized as a kind of protoplasm of metrosexuality, a dandyish straight man at home with women and gay men — a perfect fit, essentially, for Condé Nast.

Intellectual integrity is often characterized as a kind of 'openness'— an openness to criticism and to the ideas of others.

Even London and London (1935) state in the summary of their paper that "the current ["in a supraconductor"] is characterized as a kind of diamagnetic volume current" (88).