The earthiness of the rice, the smokiness of the bacon, the tart sweetness of the molasses and the peppery, hauntingly fruity and vaguely camphor-like characteristics of the cloves are the same flavors that congregated on my palate with each mouthful of these wines, especially the older ones.
As the memory of yields of specific past years becomes vague in the present, characteristic yield information is more reliable than reported yields for specific years, if both are recalled by farmers.
However, the image is blurred and reveals only a vague reflection of her facial characteristics; the reflected image of the head is much larger than it would be in reality.
This definition of alcohol content is also considered better, due to its objective characteristic, than the vague 'standard drink' measure that differs between countries.
Some of the attributes are "basket" attributes, such as "characteristics," which is too vague to be considered in the experiment.
The intention of this paper is not so much to clarify these sometimes vague meanings but to highlight some characteristics of environmental governance connected with the restructuring of the spatial dimensions of politics.
It is often vaguely attributed to "capitalism with Chinese characteristics"–typically taken to mean that bureaucrats with heavy, visible hands have worked much of the magic.
Thus, he defines social data as social media data, which, in his opinion, is one kind of Big Data with four V's characteristics—volume, variety, velocity and vague.
The book's greatest problem is the prose itself -- a vague po' folks dialect whose most marked characteristic is the elimination of "-ing," as in "She was moppin' and cussin'".
