As an extreme example that characterizes the thinking of many singles I've talked to over the years: if your "must have" list includes someone who's won a Nobel Prize, speaks six languages and has green eyes, there might only be one person in the world -- if that -- who fits the bill.
Patient-reported outcomes such as quality of life and service satisfaction are examples of measures that characterize patient-centered care [ 80].
Even a fairly realistic painting of a person, for example, lacks some features that characterize actual persons: the painting is two-dimensional, whereas every actual person is three-dimensional; the surface of a painting is paint, but not so the person; the actual person has very numerous pores and other marks on his face that are lacking (in whole or in part) in the painting, and so on.
Examples of studies identifying genes that characterize estrogen receptor alpha-positive breast tumors.
In his 1790 "Critique of Judgment," for example, Kant outlined the principles that characterize judgments of beauty.
The GLT-1, XAT-1, XYT-1 for D-glucose transporter, D-xylose transport and L-arabinose trareport arexampleses that were characterized further here.
On the other side, this will now be complemented with some of the features that characterize services built on a P2P architecture: for example, faster file transfers and file security that bypasses documents stored in third-party clouds.
While shoddy camerawork is not a requirement of the genre (take Cloverfield for example), it is sometimes an unfortunate byproduct of the micro-budgets and tight shooting schedules that characterize some of these films.
Instead of defining it solely by the heavy stick of policing and prisons, we define it by all the things that characterize safe communities: good schools, green spaces, safe places to walk and recreate and community centers, as some examples.
Does that characterize all your fiction?
