Sentence examples for terms characteristic of from inspiring English sources
A being, no matter how powerful, whose acts cannot be described in terms characteristic of human morality, is not one that we can reasonably worship.
The first method outlined above (i.e., specifying classification rules and terms characteristic of positive and negative restaurant reviews) is known as rule based text analysis and has been utilized in prior studies in science education (see [Nehm and Haertig [2012]], and [Haudek et al. [2012]]).
While GO terms characteristic of xylogenesis, such as secondary cell wall biosynthetic processes, were not overrepresented among H3K4me3-enriched genes, H3K4 trimethylation at genes involved in xylogenesis provides insights into how they are regulated at the chromatin level.
Genes with LCP were particularly enriched for functions (GO terms) characteristic of differentiated or highly regulated cells, for example immunological functions, whereas those with HCP were enriched for more basic cellular processes, such as regulation of transcription and cell cycle activity.
The STP filter represents the short-term characteristic of speech, and the LTP filter does the long-term periodic components.
Unlike the STP filter, the LTP filter is not affected by the short-term characteristic of transient noise.
This can be computed by analyzing the long-term characteristic of the network, i.e., average sum rate.
Therefore, the STP filter which models the short-term characteristic of signal is not appropriate for our purpose.
An idea, according to Arnauld, is the same thing as a perception (in the broad sense of the term characteristic of seventeenth-century philosophy), and every perception has an object distinct from the perception itself.
In Asia, while we anticipate that the most recent in a succession of control measures imposed in mainland China and Hong Kong will have an impact on transaction volumes towards the second half of the year, the medium and long term characteristics of these markets remain compelling.
Psychologists define personality traits as uncorrelated long-term characteristics of human beings.
