Using assault rifles and explosions, you kill people en masse people who are characterized merely as "bad guys".
Diseases could be characterized not merely by a group of clinical symptoms but by typical anatomic changes.
In Section 2, we explain how a QC-LDPC parity-check matrix is characterized by merely storing the shift values of its identity sub-matrices for memory efficiency.
Many complex disorders, such as acute lymphoblastic leukemias, however, yield a varying spectrum of expression profiles and, as a result, cannot be robustly characterized by merely studying the gene expressions (Armstrong, 2002).
Resilience is not merely characterized by the absence of psychopathology but is the dynamic process that enables the individual to successfully adapt to severe adversity over the life course [ 22].
Breast cancer is not merely characterized by features that can obviously be detected by clinical examination, medical imaging or visual evaluation of a tumor specimen, but rather by distinct intrinsic attributes.
But human beings are not merely characterized by facticity and transcendence; they are also seen as embodying a deep and irreconcilable tension between facticity and transcendence.
"Inter-living" households where couples merely cohabit are characterized by lower specialization, vis-à-vis their "intra-" counterparts.
Henceforth, Baudrillard claims, commodities are not merely to be characterized by use-value and exchange value, as in Marx's theory of the commodity, but sign-value — the expression and mark of style, prestige, luxury, power, and so on — becomes an increasingly important part of the commodity and consumption.
In Mastery, the purpose is to acquire new knowledge or skills, characterized by those who enjoy merely participating in the act of learning.
