Sentence examples for sort of characterization from inspiring English sources

Gene ontology (GO) terms provide this sort of characterization.

When the brain is at rest, however, this sort of characterization has been limited to correlations (functional connectivity).

At any rate the Rhetoric gives a sort of defining characterization: "I call the same thing element and topos; for an element or a topos is a heading under which many enthymemes fall".

The problem with this sort of homogeneous characterization has always been that it oversimplifies the complexities of what it means to be biracial by painting the characters biraciality as a constant source of stress and anxiety.

Those names were sort of things that I made up, kind of characterizations of the people involved.

But by her own admission, her lack of self-awareness, coupled with her privilege and platform, can lead to the sort of tone-deaf characterizations of black men that are ultimately more harmful than they may seem.

Even if he did, legal experts said, those sorts of abstract characterizations cannot support a perjury prosecution.

Clearly the structure of this sort of argument requires some characterization of the essence of the physical, in contrast to the mental, and Davidson's strong commitment to causal closure may have led to its invocation here, due to a lack of alternatives.

"I should like to start," Marcel says, "with a sort of global and intuitive characterization of the man in whom the sense of the ontological the sense of being, is lacking, or, to speak more correctly, the man who has lost awareness of this sense" (Marcel 1995, p. 9).

Opinions such as Kristof's assume the same sort of homogenization that they intend to criticize by means of characterization.

The Mugrabis' approach to art — to the extent that it supports a specific characterization — combines a sort of immigrant aesthetic with immigrant entrepreneurship.