But sometimes it means engaging in substantial conceptual work in order to arrive at a vocabulary in terms of which to characterize "what happened".
This study notes a sharp difference between "traditional" radical political Islam and what the authors term "radical-Islamic puritanism," which characterizes the new generation.
Asked to characterize what's special about the festival, Mr. Gilmore cited its diversity, which he said defines its agenda.
We first characterize what mass expressions are.
However, they have characterized what they desire as wanting "more".
No one knew exactly what to make of Trump's words, which characterized transgender personnel as a "disruption" and a "burden".
What we call signature in this paper is a set of data which characterize the corresponding contour.
He found Mr. Katz's prescriptions bracing, but not fully sensitive to his city's bedeviling underclass, which is characterized by what he termed "malaise and despair".
In the Yoga-sutras, God is defined as a distinct self (purusha), untouched by sufferings, actions, and their effects; his existence is proved on the ground that the degrees of knowledge found in finite beings, in an ascending order, has an upper limit i.e., omniscience, which is what characterizes God.
More specifically, the phronesis based approach precisely acknowledges the importance of addressing research as it is actually lived and, in doing so, it stresses its unpredictability and open-endedness, which is what characterizes virtually all approaches that take complexity seriously (Carr and Hartnett 1996; Coles 2006; Reed 1996).
