Sentence examples for we characterize as from inspiring English sources

"They have what we characterize as a hyper-arousal of the stress system," she said.

Dr. Jurgen K. Naggert, a geneticist at the Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Me., said: "These big groups that we characterize as races are too heterogeneous to lump together in a scientific way.

And I think part of what we've been missing in that discussion is that maybe the reason why they are not leaning in more is that they're being held back by what we characterize as non-promotable tasks.

A first output of this new analysis is a confirmation of the existence of a secular anomaly with an amplitude about 0.8 nm s−2 compatible with that reported by Anderson et al. A second output is the study of periodic variations of the anomaly, which we characterize as functions of the azimuthal angle φ defined by the directions Sun Earth Antenna and Sun-Pioneer.

that we characterize as mental or psychological, such as (most importantly) desire and cognition, seem to be, or manifest themselves to us as being, the activities of a single integrated subject; they do not (ordinarily) appear to belong to a plurality of distinct items that operate more or less separately from one another.

Having completed all of the dialogues that, according to this hypothesis, we characterize as early, Plato widened the range of topics to be explored in his writings (no longer confining himself to ethics), and placed the theory of forms (and related ideas about language, knowledge, and love) at the center of his thinking.

We characterize as-grown tube layers in terms of morphology, chemical composition and properties.

The passage depicts the knowledge the blind possess of the colors white and black as, what we would characterize as, propositional knowledge.

"There is a significant difference between what happened in 2003, which we characterized as genocide, and what is happening today," Gration said Thursday.

I would say that the closer we get, even across what we characterized as the red line before, there are fewer and fewer options on what can be used to deliver weapons of mass destruction.

It would lead to a version of scenario 3. Another important change is the progress that has been achieved in further development of encapsulation materials, the lack of which we characterized as a reverse salient.