Sentence examples for and a characteristic of from inspiring English sources

IVBV problems result when the equations that govern the behavior of a system are partial differential equations (wave phenomena, diffusion, potential of all kinds, etc).. Thus, inverse IVBV problems stem from systems governed by partial differential equations in which a response has been measured and a characteristic of the system must be computed.

Mourning became a national pastime and a characteristic of a good citizen and good Christian.

Attention to individual differences has been a sought-after characteristic of TEALE, as it was considered to be one of its most important contributions (Carlson, 1991; Najjar, 1998; Schwier & Misanchuk, 1993) and a characteristic of a good educational programme (Kemp & Smellie, 1989).

This was his first large-scale orchestral score, and a characteristic of his work here was that he frequently slowed down the tempo of the last two bars (segments of beats) before switching to the next piece of music.

Thus, the inability to detect these peptides could be related to phosphorylation, which results in a lower level of ionization, and a characteristic of phosphorylated peptides.

End-systolic pressure is also a function of both LV stroke volume (SV) and a characteristic of the arterial outflow tract.

Utterly unlike any person I had come across, he seemed a sympathetic voice and - a characteristic of books read when young - seemed to be speaking particularly to me.

This leads some experts to question whether sleep-eating associated with Ambien is less a function of the drug itself and more a characteristic of some of the large number of people now taking it.

"The issue here was the content of the cake, and not a characteristic of the customer," he said.

This resistance is also associated with resistance to IR and chemotherapy, a characteristic of aggressive tumors [18], [25].

And it is a characteristic of Robinson's prose to proceed with self-evident clarity and simplicity while seeming at the same time pregnant with troubling implications.