Sentence examples for A characteristic trait from inspiring English sources

A characteristic trait of mobile interfaces is the utilization of predefined ViewContainers devoted to specific functionalities that are provided at the operating system (including Notifications area and Settings panel).

A characteristic trait of rice false smut is the formation of ball-like colonies in spikelets, which begin to appear 10 to 15 days after rice anthesis.

A characteristic trait of conventional odour ligand-binding OR types is the tremendous diversity of their sequences, often exhibiting only ~20% identities to each other [ 43- 45].

A characteristic trait of B chromosomes is their dispensability; that is, there may be some individuals lacking them in the population [ 2].

A characteristic trait of gibbons is their species-specific song structure, which, however, exhibits a certain amount of inter- and intra-individual variation.

A characteristic trait of the Chernobyl contamination was the appearance of so-called hot spots, meaning fragments of the reactor core of several micrometers in diameter, containing highly radioactive isotopes, such as europium and promethium, and also plutonium, americium, and curium [ 24].

It is always inappropriate to use racial slurs, sexist/sexual slurs, or other insulting and derogatory words about any characteristic, trait, or condition of a person.

In addition, the influence of the anxiety as a personality characteristic (trait anxiety) was studied.

Each dinosaur is described by a few characteristic traits, clearly reflected in the unfolding artwork.

The Spaniards' characteristic trait was a certain passiveness.

There have also been numerous identifications of Nomadic pastoralism in archaeological sites, identified by a prevalence of sheep and goat bones, a lack of grain or grain-processing equipment, very limited architecture showing a set of characteristic traits, a location outside the region's zone of agriculture, and ethnographic analogy to modern nomadic pastoral peoples.