characterized

That means, distincit old world/new world/oceania varieties characterized by differing patterns in variation.

Suburbs are characterized by sprawl and you tend to end up with chains and nothing really unique or notable.

A significant number of these web 2.0 companies seem to have defied the ‘crash and burn’ that characterized the first boom.

Basically the bulk of the article says malaria is better characterized as a disease of poverty than as a disease of warming.

We also don't understand and have not even characterized things we've never observed (the 'black swan' problem).

Their writing might be more knowledgeable but is still characterized by magical thinking on tech when it comes to Big Names and Buzzwords.

One example is how string theorists are making a valiant (though perhaps errant) effort to understand matter; they are not simply modelling well characterized behaviors.

That style of thinking is characterized by a few things.

I am part of that industry and I refuse to be characterized thusly.

There are risks, and they are fairly well-characterized: you risk malabsorption of fat-soluble vitamins (K,A,D,E).

Suburbs are not characterized by sprawl.

They accurately characterized their technique.

This style is characterized by titles like "Catchy Phrase: The surprising tale of a subtitle that actually tells you what the book is about.

> That he has characterized the entire Open Source community as "full of assholes" Can you provide evidence of that?

That he has characterized the entire Open Source community as "full of assholes" really doesn't endear him to folks here and elsewhere, especially in light of his own behavior.

From the abstract: "We identified the magnetic interaction of the power feeding lines going to and from the liquid metal contacts as the most important possible side-effect that is not characterized yet.