Sentence examples for this kind of characterization from inspiring English sources

Then help them look beyond these details by asking the following questions: What are some books that defy this kind of characterization?

I began thinking they ought to have tried to get Mark Rylance, the only actor working right now who I thought could pull off this kind of characterization, as he did in "La Bête".

This kind of characterization is the essence of the classic nineteenth-century novel — sometimes as mere hypocrisy; sometimes as the subtleties of inner scruples — but its sense of pervasive ambivalence is very hard to dramatize, and part of the wisdom of popular drama is to simplify it.

Therefore, IL2 can also be used successfully for this kind of characterization of the porous APA surface morphology.

This kind of characterization can be developed, not only for other mechanical properties of SWCNTs, but is also applicable for the characterization and the design of other composite nanotubes such as  BN, BC3 and BC2N nanotubes.

There are relatively few studies dealing with this kind of characterization, at least in comparison with the enormous amount of work devoted to the synthesis, solid-state properties and possible practical applications of these materials.

Watching this 2002 dance for the first time on Tuesday, I had not known Mr. Wheeldon capable of this kind of poetic characterization.

Though "Estancia" is one of his most old-fashioned creations, the kinds of characterization and storytelling he undertakes in it are plainly lessons he wants to learn and share with these dancers.

I didn't make any other kind of characterization about him.

Then we design an algorithm which decides weak bisimilarity between processes of one-counter automata and finite-state processes in time which is polynomial for a large subclass of instances, giving a kind of characterization of all hard instances as a byproduct.

Locke's characterization of this kind of argument is that it demands "the adversary to admit what they allege as a proof, or to assign a better".