We also note services as playing a significant role in bioinformatics research and, hence, in education; in fact, we may characterize BLAST as provided by the NCBI as a service.
As radio wave propagation in indoor environments is subjected to multipath characteristics, we may characterize the CFR as follows.
We may characterize this view as phenomenalist realism (Dreyfus 1997, 331 & 336).
Overall, we may characterize 3D-NG as a continuous random network (CRN) at the microlevel, in the sense that the units percolate throughout but they are randomly oriented, while high order prevails at the nanolevel.
Experience from the AD-case shows that negative connotations may also be the result of strategic behaviour, resulting in what we in retrospect may characterize as a Trojan horse strategy.
We may characterize subjectivism (also known as personalism and subjective Bayesianism) with the slogan: 'Probability is degree of belief'.
Broadly, however, one may characterize as political all those practices and institutions that are concerned with government.
[A] variety of events, decisions, and activities contribute to what some may characterize as the unfolding drama of a presidential transition.
Schools in areas that people may characterize as unable to take advantage of this reform are doing the most exciting sorts of things.
In a Miami Herald op-ed on January 23 , 2014 Mr. Aníbal de Castro, the Dominican Republic's Ambassador to the United States -- in what some may characterize as an apparent compassionate effort aimed to convince the U.S. that his country's recent actions against its Haitian citizens were appropriate -- is incorrect in just about everything he asserts.
I do not believe I would be amiss in noting that it would be more accurate to state that Obama came into office as the heir to the Bush administration's foreign policy legacy, which we may perhaps characterize as measurably distinct from the entirety of recent U.S. foreign policy.
