She was speaking expansively to characterize something that she understands to be a horrific practice," he said.
Of course, if we are willing to abandon the loss of life account, we could instead use 'alive' to characterize something that is both viable and vital.
When instead we are concerned about whether or not something is engaging its vital processes, we can use different contrasting terms, say 'vital' and 'nonvital', the former to characterize something that is employing its capacity for vital processes and the latter to characterize something that is not making use of its capacity for vital processes.
Human beings bring a strikingly wide range of factors to bear on a cognitive task such as seeking to characterize something or trying to reach a decision about what to do about something.
If it were possible for a given sortal, such as sword, sometimes to be an ultimate sortal and sometimes a phase sortal, it is not clear how such an expression would differ from an expression such as brown thing, which may or may not characterize something through the whole of its existence.
How we characterize something impacts how we react; and yet here we are all blindly talking about "religious freedom" or equally egregious "religious liberty" when what we actually face is the loss of one of our most basic rights.
In other words, high Popularity will mean advantageous social position in one social system or species, and characterize something completely different, or indeed opposite, in another.
As he sees it, complex systems are characterized by something called self-organized criticality.
"There is an ebb and flow to these situations, and it can take days or even longer before you can really characterize how something is going," he said.
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