Sentence examples for Distinctive attributes from inspiring English sources

What, according to the article, are some distinctive attributes of Einstein as described by other physicists?

Other painters had their own distinctive attributes; Veronese's was his palette.

The two components of Wyotana do, of course, have their distinctive attributes.

The breeding behaviour is one of the most distinctive attributes of the Anura.

"It's such a show-off role to play someone with such distinctive attributes," said the actor, who spent time with Mr. Porter before shooting the film.

Here we circumvent the use of such single climate parameter metrics in favor of detecting directly the distinctive attributes of different monsoon regimes encoded in leaf fossils.

The ability to measure the range to a target accurately at long distances and under adverse weather conditions is radar's most distinctive attribute.

Although some mixing of both categories occurs in transitional inshore and lagoonal biotas, morphological com-plexity is the distinctive attribute of planktonic associations.

Their most distinctive attribute are broadened mandibles with the upper mandible fringed with lamellae, which is used to filter plankton from the ocean.

Still, the most distinctive attribute of this species relative to the other members of its subgenus is its breeding range, which is confined to three islands off the coast of Chile: Juan Fernandez Island, San Ambrosio Island and San Felix Island.

The flower is the most distinctive attribute of the angiosperms and, despite a well-conserved ground plan with sterile organs in the periphery, the perianth, followed towards the centre by first male (stamens) and then female (carpels) reproductive organs, it is remarkably variable15.