And in 1999, on the hundredth anniversary of Du Bois's classic, Elijah Anderson published a new sociological study of poor black neighborhoods in Philadelphia, "Code of the Street," which took seriously its informants' own characterization of themselves and their neighbors as either "decent" or "street" or, not infrequently, a bit of both.
But while Walcott has struggled to shake off his own characterization, Oxlade-Chamberlain has already begun to banish the tag his teammate has prompted for players of their type.
He is, by his own characterization, a guy who can pry open the right doors.
Therefore Kuhn later returned to the topic of scientific objectivity, of which he gives his own characterization in terms of the shared cognitive values of a scientific community.
For these works, Yu received his own characterization and development in the stories.
" 'Grades too miserable to discuss,' " Dr. Russell Anderson, the interviewer, wrote, quoting Dean's own characterization of his Yale transcript.
Our own characterization of GW compared with literature data is given in Table 4.
By their own characterization, trope-theorists tend to classify tropes themselves as abstract or 'perfect' particulars.
For a careful account of Du Châtelet's metaphysics and relation to mechanics, including difficulties with Du Châtelet's own characterization of the nature of matter, see Iltis 1977, 29 48.
"That's what the Republicans are trying to keep out," she said, and then reconsidered her own characterization.
