0 to show or do something in a particular style:
On the other hand, she refuses to stylize him in an idealizing fashion.
The examples of sunspot equilibria that were known at the time were highly stylized and involved, for example, only a finite number of random states.
This has fuelled empirical research whose results can be synthesized in three complementary stylized facts.
They appear like stylized, formless bodies, with smooth clay 'flesh' and internal bones, waiting for meaning to be constructed through performance.
The number of stimuli recognized in each condition (logo, stylized print, and typeface) was recorded.
At present, these are too stylized to allow useful calibration.
For we are talking here of consistency proofs and of highly stylized formal systems.
Of course, we are using a highly stylized mechanism enabling the central bank to commit itself to targets.
