Sentence examples similar to as notable traits from inspiring English sources

Bats are unique amongst mammals for their ability to fly, and possess notable traits such as long life expectancy in proportion to body size [ 2].

Several notable traits that evolved within this family, including shortening of the skull and arms as well as peculiarities in the cervical and caudal vertebrae, were more pronounced in Carnotaurus than in any other abelisaurid.

Last summer's was as notable as any.

"Grandiose sense of self-worth" is one of their notable traits.

Executives take the stage identified only by their names and titles, with no description of personal details or notable traits, and no photographs.

Like many of their peers in the United States, young Greek-Americans embody the global perspective and determination to change the world that are notable traits of their generation.

"Literally hundreds of flytraps had been poached out of there". They possess a notable trait bequeathed by as much as 125 million years of evolution: the ability to capture and digest insects (and reputedly rats, in the case of Nepenthes rajah of Borneo, which can grow more than 3 feet high).

Her most notable trait, though, was her enduring love and dedication to her family.

Walter's most notable trait is the one that everyone else undervalues or takes for granted: his goodness.

But all shared one notable trait, the same shared by all but two finalists in the 12-year history of the contest.

But it has another notable trait: The building sits apart from others, enabling viewers to see it all by itself.