Sentence examples for of any characterization from inspiring English sources

Characterizations that highlight specific aspects of the linkages between channel networks and resultant processes are likely to be most useful, but careless application of any characterization may prove misleading no characterization can substitute for an alert, intelligent, and well-trained observer.

However, until we can evaluate the level of uncertainty associated with the observations and conceptual models upon which we base our site management decisions, assessing the cost and benefit of any characterization or remedial activity will be nearly impossible.

The Turkish government, an important ally of the United States, has been vehemently opposed for decades to any characterization of the atrocities committed against Armenians in the waning days of the Ottoman Empire as genocide.

I think my wife would take objection to any characterization of me as perfect.

In an interview with Bloomberg, Stefan Passantino, the White House lawyer in charge of ethics and compliance, questioned any characterization of Icahn as a government official, saying, "He is simply a private citizen whose opinion the President respects and whom the President speaks with from time to time".

Each of the candidates -- particularly Mr. Martinez and Mr. Morisete-Romero -- discourages any characterization of the race as part of the longstanding Linares-Espaillat feud.

Devitt (1984) offers an opposing view to the kind we have sketched here, which rejects any characterization of realism in terms of truth or other semantic concepts).

The register-based identification of ulcers, with no direct observation, does not allow any characterization of cases.

Any characterization of a more specific nature, either of a syntactic or a semantic sort, moves into controversial territory immediately.

It is not clear that any characterization of the product occurred since it was simply one of about 30 diol, diamine, and alcohol-amine-containing Lewis bases included in the patent.

"He has charisma, a reflected charisma that comes from him and onto any characterization of him".