As a characteristic, I can find it admirable and enviable.
Ardent nationalism emerged as a characteristic of Swedish Romanticism.
For instance, a characteristic stimulus-response learning paradigm proceeds as follows: (1) a stimulus is presented and participants decide amongst the possible responses, (2) feedback pertaining to the accuracy of the response is given, through which the association is learned.
For example, some product characteristics (color, for instance) have a strong dependent relationship with a characteristic of the environment (the user's gender, for example).
Do you see this as a specific characteristic of doctors similar, for instance, to dismissing alternative medicine, or to scoffing at anything outside of traditional Western practices or is it just human nature?
In both instances, conditions returned to normal within a characteristic time period of 4 months.
Do you see this as a specific characteristic of doctors — similar, for instance, to dismissing alternative medicine, or to scoffing at anything outside of traditional Western practices — or is it just human nature?
In some instances, the fungus infecting the plant may produce growth or structures on the plant, stems, or leaves such as masses of mycelium or aggregates of spores with a characteristic appearance.
About 3,000 instances in the EIDB met the requirements for use as a learning instance.
Interestingly, in some instances the emergent partnerships themselves were identified as a novel characteristic of the service, usually when the collaborations were believed to be exceptional and rare in the field of healthcare.
A universal is an abstraction, a characteristic that may reappear in various instances: the number three, for example, or the triangularity that all triangles have in common.
