0 present participle of characterize
1 Something that characterizes another thing is typical of it:
Characterizing the discourse functions of linguistic expressions is surely one of the most difficult tasks in linguistic analysis.
Characterizing the dynamics also sets the stage for welfare analysis that includes transitions.
The ultimate goal is to understand the mind by characterizing the neurology that can do rapid information integration.
The main interest is in characterizing how precisely we can 'bound' the probabilities associated with various atoms.
In this figure, the separation of the electron and ion densities, which produces the space charge characterizing the sheath, is clear.
But their limited space and restricted focus mean that many of the myriad issues and problems characterizing this era are omitted.
Characterizing social networks of importance for the propagation of diseases transmitted through respiratory droplets.
The problem is that defining and characterizing existing notions of soul is fraught with difficulty.
