0 present participle of characterize --
1 Something that characterizes another thing is typical of it: --
The purpose of clustering is usually the same as that of association models: find models that optimize predictive or characterizing relations between multiple variables.
Language testing consistently identifies grammar as a significant factor in differentiating between score levels and characterizing overall proficiency.
It generates a predicate characterizing terms that can match the pattern with its assumed properties.
Characterizing the molecular, cellular and network mechanisms of genetically-determined absence seizures will provide helpful indications to better understand impaired consciousness and develop innovative therapeutic strategies.
Due to human land-use in many areas, the type of disturbance characterizing tropical forest landscapes is more intense now than it has been for millennia.
However, it is not clear from such an approach which set of diversity indices is best for characterizing the diversity structure of the site.
Many of the described procedures are approaches to characterizing the overall biological or physical nature of soils.
The problem is that defining and characterizing existing notions of soul is fraught with difficulty.
