Sentence examples for that characterizes as from inspiring English sources

The most obvious populations with exposures in the gap are those who depend on biomass and coal burning for household cooking and heating in poor combustion and ventilation conditions, a situation that characterizes as much as half the world population (Mehta et al. 2006).

Further, Ni and V in bitumen exist as soluble organometallic complexes that characterize as metal porphyrins and non-porphyrin complexes.

In her varied works, all of these disciplines come together in visual form, in a process that Adams characterizes as involving a "synthesis of intention and chance".

All this stress affords abundant opportunities for the overacting that characterizes "Universe," as it does most large-cast cable dramas.

This is just one more instance of the quietism that characterizes intuitionism as opposed to constructivism.

A former S.D.S. member, Porter now favors a "third way" that he characterizes as "radical-libertarian-progressive".

Sites that he characterizes as "one link out" from the most visible (like The Huffington Post, Talking Points Memo and Instapundit) are entering into the conversation, he argues.

He identifies a sort of property that he characterizes as "qualitative".

The exhibition begins with work from around 1960, a year that Kröner characterizes as a crucial time for modern art.

The Bush campaign hit back with a statement that characterized her proposals as "antiquated".

The outlet later changed the headline to one that characterized the claim as baseless. .