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Radiation with a wavelength or frequency which is typical or expected for aa physical phenomenon. eg characteristic X-rays reflect the production mechanism and structure and number of electrons in the atoms of the X-ray generator being used.
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| characteristic symptom |
a symptom that is 'striking, strange, unusual, peculiar' in the case. Close attention is paid to characteristic symptoms as they must correspond to symptoms of the remedy if it is to cure. For example, burning pain better heat, or better lying on the painful side. See aphorism #153 of the Organon.
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| characteristic |
a quality or feature that makes something different from others One characteristic used to identify the meadowlark is the black "v" on its breast.
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[L:64ff] For Kant, human cognition "takes place through presentations" and characteristics are what is common to several things in our experience. "We thus cognize things only through characteristics"; a characteristic is a "partial presentation"; all concepts are characteristics; "all thinking is nothing but a presenting through characteristics". ...
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One of the basic constituents of reproduced sound, which contributes to its perceived quality. Frequency response, loudness, extension, soundstaging, and resolution are sonic characteristics.
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