Sentence examples for form of characterization from inspiring English sources

Haslett's description of the mansion's enviable features — its cavernous rooms, futuristic security system, and master bathroom with "chilled marble" floors, double sinks and showers, and both a Jacuzzi and a bathtub accented with slate — functions as a handy form of characterization, representing its protagonist's aimlessly and at times angrily materialistic nature.

There is a weak implication here to the effect that if science aims at truth and scientific practice is at all successful, the characterization of scientific realism in terms of aim may then entail some form of characterization in terms of achievement.

It should be pointed out that other forms of characterization on regulatory motifs exist, provided that they can model the motif signals effectively and efficiently.

The design of biomedical devices almost always involves some form of mechanical characterization of biomaterials.

The examination is most often in the form of kinetic characterization and interpretation of kinetic and thermodynamic parameters that results in mechanistic conclusions.

With input in the form of statistical characterization data obtained from serial-sectioning of the microstructures, this module is intended to provide computational modeling efforts with a microstructure representation that is statistically similar to the actual polycrystalline material.

The fullband ARMA spectrum estimation can be realized in two-channels as a special form of this characterization.

High frequency transducers allow superior near field resolution and form the basis of characterization of benign and malignant thyroid nodules.

While the complex random variable description of a wireless channel as Rayleigh, Rician, etc., forms one aspect of characterization, another one involves taking the time-variations of the channel filter taps into consideration.

Browning's contribution to the form is one of subtlety of characterization and complexity of the dramatic situation, which the reader gradually pieces together from the casual remarks or digressions of the speaker.

She was also attacked by Republicans and Democrats both for her right-of-center positions — including her role in an abstinence organization in the 1990s that denounced masturbation as a form of adultery and her characterization of President Obama in 2008 as "anti-American" — in a state that has been traditionally proudly centrist.