Sentence examples for trying to characterize the from inspiring English sources

We are trying to characterize the different kind of variables that we see in these stars.

"I was simply trying to characterize the music and place it in a broader social and musical context".

Mr. Chin's Web site reviews different components by measuring the sound with a decibel meter and trying to characterize the nature of the sound.

In his 2011 book America the Beautiful, Carson pointed out the dangers of stereotypes: "There are 1.4 billion Muslims in the world and to paint them with a single philosophical brush is just as absurd as trying to characterize the diverse thinking of billions of Christians around the world".

RNA isolation from tissue is nonnegotiable when studying diseased tissue, when attempting to ascertain a tissue-specific response to an experimental challenge or other insult, or when trying to characterize the molecular physiology of normal tissue.

Since the release of IEEE 802.15.4 in 2003 and the emergence of the first products on the market, there have been many analytical and simulation studies in the literature, trying to characterize the performance of the IEEE 802.15.4 standard [6, 7].

Both sides today tried to characterize the breakdown as temporary.

They will try to characterize the case as being politically motivated.

In its closing remarks, Oracle tried to characterize the market broadly, saying it competes with many software companies despite widespread consolidation in the market.

Since the deal was reached Sunday night, JPMorgan executives have tried to characterize the situation at Bear as business as usual.

He tried to characterize the posting last summer as a continuation of the same behavior that the F.B.I. had tolerated and even encouraged over the years.