Can you just characterize the changes?... MR. RUMSFELD -- First of all, a plan is like a family budget.
"I'm not a taxonomist who is going to be comfortable spending the rest of my life just characterizing organisms.
Importantly, Du Châtelet takes her conclusion that substances must be simple in the way just characterized to be necessarily true on the hypothesis that God chooses to actualize our world.
It is not surprising, given the situation as I have just characterized it, that philosophers of biology have made significant contributions to the discussion, especially in pointing out underlying philosophical issues that are at stake and conceptual confusions and ambiguities that stand in the way of resolving the issues at hand.
Note also that 2) above has the conditional explicitly in the scope of the English "ought to be" operator, and this is not explicitly a deontic conditional as just characterized unless we add that it should be read as at least necessarily equivalent to "if Jones does go, then he ought to tell them he is coming".
Now, you could probably say, Dr. Jonny, you're just characterizing this report, you're exaggerating, this is just what you want to hear.
Given the assumption that the sorting observed in vivo is mechanistically analogous to the one characterized in vitro, one could predict that the behaviour of RoboSD in the embryonic CNS would not be dissimilar from the one just characterized in the COS cell assays.
Fluorophores are not just characterized by their excitation and emission spectra, but also by their unique lifetime.
161 Utilizing shared patient registries to analyze treatment outcomes, this organization has taken patient care beyond that of just characterizing treatment strategies.
The systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) is an inflammatory state affecting the whole body just characterized by a hypercatabolic state induced by inflammatory mediators [ 1– 6].
