Sentence examples for as a distinctive attribute from inspiring English sources

Ganesha's protruding belly appears as a distinctive attribute in his earliest statuary, which dates to the Gupta period (4th to 6th centuries).

A distinctive attribute of 3D-printed entities is its building-block potential.

It is a state-based method that uses set theory as a main distinctive attribute [6] to model systems for specification and verification purposes.

He concludes that any attempt to understand the causal role of behavior in evolution requires a more complicated theoretical structure than that of orthodox neoDarwinism, a conceptualization of behavior as a distinctive set of phenotypic attributes, and the accumulation of more data.

Named after one of their most conspicuous anatomical characters, jaws, gnathostomes are much more than just a pretty smile, and the list of features that distinguishes them from their living jawless relatives contains what might be generally, but incorrectly, considered as distinctive attributes of the vertebrate body plan.

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

Still others argued for paternalism as a characteristic of all repressive rural societies marked by "ties of obligation for landlords and rituals of subordination for their retainers". By this definition, paternalism was no longer the distinctive attribute of slavery and easily survived its abolition.

Their most distinctive attribute is their color.

As Husserl interprets him, Brentano construed retentions as a distinctive kind of mental representation – or 'phantasm' – imbued with a modifying temporal attribute: pastness.

Neither y nor w occurs as a distinctive sound.

Gas bubbles of methane stood out as a distinctive signature.