Sentence examples for role characterizes from inspiring English sources

In Cimiano and Wenderoth's perception [12] of the qualia structure, the constitutive role characterizes parts or components of the object described by the noun, the formal role describes the hyperonymic relations of the noun, while the agentive and telic roles are represented by verbs that describe, respectively, an action that brings about the object in view and the purpose of this object.

And so much for the historic role of the Ba'ath party in Syria, a role characterized by repression, bloodshed and sectarianism.

Several type II TA systems have been identified and their biological role characterized.

The reproductive isolation criterion recognizes that reduced gene exchange plays a pivotal role characterizing species boundaries [ 10, 11] and is widely accepted among evolutionary biologists as being an important process leading to the divergence of sexually reproducing species [ 12].

The agents of the ADEA platform formalize the necessary design roles, characterizing the design activity as well as the relationship between design parameters in the design space.

Metaphorical descriptions of the cells changed from lifeless "packing material" to "housekeepers," "nursemaids," and other social roles characterized by female gender and subordinate status.

RC theory identifies key concepts that underpin effective interprofessional work: communication which is problem solving, timely, accurate and frequent which is dependent on relationships between professional roles, characterized by shared goals, shared knowledge and mutual respect [ 28].

Once fully validated and characterized, biomarkers can serve a critical role in characterizing levels of exposure, which would otherwise be unknown.

Mr. Metwally remains a bit sensitive about the way his role is characterized.

That is why this role is characterized as informational; I will describe a richer approach to decision making in the section on action roles.

In the 1990s he played a role in characterizing the centrality of information commons to innovation, information production, and freedom in both its autonomy and democracy senses.