Sentence examples for definition characterizes from inspiring English sources

Another definition characterizes collateral damage as objects or individuals "that would not be lawful military targets in the circumstances ruling at the time".

Weyl's next definition characterizes the essential nature of infinitesimal parallel displacement.

The subsequent definition characterizes α-fuzzy best proximity points of some subset (X_{i}) of p-cyclic fuzzy mappings.

The next definition characterizes p-cyclic fuzzy mapping in an appropriate way to establish some results of this paper.

We consider that Bell's definition characterizes the identity of futures studies though we would replace the word "discover" with the concept "construct" The purposes mentioned are well in line with the purposes of two main approaches of futures research: the scenario approach and Delphi surveys.

This definition characterizes the coincidence of trajectories observed earlier in simulations.

An "active headache disorder" is, by definition, characterized by the occurrence of symptoms within the previous year [82].

However, the design of PSS and in particular of the service content of the offer is a challenging activity, mainly due to the fact that services are by definition characterized by high level of intangibility and perishability, and to the fact that standard tools and methodologies for service engineering are not available.

Chalhoub-Deville (2009) and Schwabe et al. (2016), using Snow's (1994) definition, characterize the type of interaction discussed by Chapelle (1998 and as cited in Purpura, 2008), Bachman (1990), and Bachman and Palmer (1996) as "interdependent interaction," where person and task variables are separate but related entities.

In 1994 the law used a technical definition, characterizing specific features of the guns.

Speaking in an email exchange about Live On, Mr. offered a similar definition, characterizing those that fall under the banner as, "people with introverted personalities who have a special attachment to anime, manga, and video games".