Sentence examples for way of characterizing from inspiring English sources

See Brink (1997), p. 7, comparing his way of characterizing internalism with Smith's characterization.

He had a more colorful way of characterizing it.

In scientific research, researchers use race as a way of characterizing differences between groups.

That is a crude way of characterizing the dialectics of experimentation.

In recent work, interworkload distances have been proposed as a way of characterizing workload similarity.

It's just a way of characterizing what is claimed by a particular moral code, that of the Hindus.

So Mr. Wilson clears his first hurdle by coming up with "Harold Robbins: The Man Who Invented Sex" as his own handy way of characterizing his subject.

"Aspirational" is a word one hears often around the Times offices, as a way of characterizing the sunny outlook that the Jains say their readers want.

"My way of characterizing the major thing that's wrong with large public corporations in the United States: the C.E.O. has no boss," Mr. Jensen said.

A systematic way of characterizing the damage modes of the material, in terms of the correlation characteristics is also developed.

Owing to developments in experimental psychology, the process approach has become an increasingly attractive way of characterizing creative problem solving.