Sentence examples for general characterize from inspiring English sources

If these are strategies that in general characterize the Latin tradition until the 13th century, there is a different strategy at work in some philosophers in the Arabic and Jewish traditions.

Though our study system consists of only two ant species, it thus appears likely that the results of the present study can be broadly applied, i.e., that r-like strategies in general characterize parasites of mutualists.

The inspector general characterized Mr. Comey's dilemma as "a false dichotomy". In reality, Mr. Horowitz wrote, Mr. Comey could either follow established practices or policies — or not.

The report by the Interior Department's inspector general characterized the agency's handling of the Duwamish petition and five others approved at the end of the Clinton administration as "highly unusual".

Abstinence, fasts, and vigils in general characterized the lives of the early Christians, but some ramifications of developing Christianity became radically ascetic.

The eigenvalue problem governing the harmonic propagation in the micropolar non-centrosymmetric continuum results in general characterized by a hermitian full matrix that is exact up to the second order in the wave vector.

What is the spirit that has in general characterized the proceedings of Congress?

Although the zone is, in general, characterized by a low to moderate seismicity, large earthquakes in an extensional regime may be expected.

These systems are in general characterized by a very large catchment upstream (200 5,000 ha) with a ratio of "catchment area: cultivated area" = between 100 1 10,000 1.

As mentioned before in Section 2, empirical studies have shown that for highway, urban, and suburban conditions, V2V channels are in general characterized by low values for α ranging from 1.8 to 2.5 [31, 31].

It has to be noted that very delay sensitive applications are in general characterized by short packets lengths, such as VoIP, that do not extract all the benefit from the throughput of the system.