Definitions for "Characteristic"
Pertaining to, or serving to constitute, the character; showing the character, or distinctive qualities or traits, of a person or thing; peculiar; distinctive.
A distinguishing trait, quality, or property; an element of character; that which characterized.
A definable or measurable feature of a process, product, or variable.
The integral part (whether positive or negative) of a logarithm.
The characteristic n of a ring A is the unique non-negative integer with the property that the collection of integers m for which m1A = 0 in the ring is the set of multiples of n. The characteristic of a field is either a prime number p in which case the field has a smallest subfield isomorphic to Zp, the ring of integers modulo p, or else 0, in which case the field has a smallest subfield isomorphic to Q, the ring of rational numbers.
The characteristic of a ring is the smallest positive integer satisfying 1 = 0 if it exists and 0 otherwise. In particular ne=0 for all elements of the ring.
One of the basic constituents of reproduced sound, which contributes to its perceived quality. Frequency response, loudness, extension, soundstaging, and resolution are sonic characteristics.
A characteristic is the name of the biological, chemical or physical constituent being investigated. For example, in an analysis for phosphorus, the name of the characteristic is phosphorus.
A special quality or appearance that makes an individual or group different from others.
A physical, chemical, visual, function al or any other identifiable property of a product or material, [D00224] MIL-STD 109A QMPP
a conditional (the if half of a rule) that identifies a subset of the domain that is important for determining what feedback to deliver to the student
an intrinsic or physical property of an agent
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This refers to a personality predisposition that may be taught, learned, or altered but probably occurs naturally in some people more than others. An example of a characteristic is tenacity.
Any one of the four categories used in defining hazardous waste: ignitability, corrosivity, reactivity, and toxicity.
Make a Comet, Characteristics, Orbits
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Individual flashing pattern and/or color of light exhibited.
Individual flashing pattern of each light.
Impedance: The impedance that, when connected to the output terminals of a Transmission Line of any length, makes the line appear infinitely long. The ratio of voltage to current at every point along a Transmission Line on which there are no standing waves.
a mean of the states of a variant
See call profile characteristic.
any measurable property of a device measured under closely specified conditions
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