Officials, though, have tried to characterize Bank of Moscow's portfolio of bad loans for real estate projects in the capital as a unique problem created by the former mayor of Moscow as he tried to keep politically connected developers afloat during the downturn.
They had what Mr. Daschle called "a very candid conversation," though he declined to characterize it further.
The production did not originate with the festival, and like a rookie summoned to replace an injured star, it is as if it had been called up from the minor leagues, though that is to characterize, not disparage.
A big gateway question, though, is how to characterize Defense Distributed's CAD files in the first place.
Their dress is harder to characterize, though it's usually something that looks good when wind blows through it.
Though it's tempting to characterize the men of a certain age who mock Clinton as unilateral knuckle-draggers, many of them champion their own daughters' ambitions.
The physical form of medieval and Renaissance towns and cities followed the pattern of the village, spreading along a street or a crossroads in circular patterns or in irregular shapes, though rectangular patterns tended to characterize some of the newer towns.
Even though it is difficult to characterize the surfactants left on the interface between ZnO and ZIF-8 directly, the FTIR results here indicate the surfactants can be removed during the calcination process.
Though anachronistic, it seems appropriate to characterize at least some of these women, along with some of the their male contemporaries, as engaged in a feminist project.
Though such observations are essential to characterize events as they occur and to predict their effects, at present, only about 30 years of observations (i.e., three solar cycles) is available.
