The phrase "assume characteristic" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the adoption or acceptance of specific traits or features, often in a technical or analytical setting.
Example: "In this model, we can assume characteristic traits of the species to predict their behavior in different environments."
Alternatives: "adopt traits" or "take on features".
It demonstrates that in the 1980s and early 1990s the governance of the European Community ("EC) began to assume characteristics reminiscent of Lochner era governance, sparking debates in Europe similar to those associated with Lochnerism.
It comprises a cadre of the artist's typically quotidian components motors, wood, cardboard, metal, tape, wire, and power supplies and, as Paul notes, "seems to assume characteristics of the natural, and the architecture and composition of sound and movement become an organism, defined in its characteristics but alive".
It is clear that patient characteristics influence decision-making, but previous evidence suggests that clinicians may assume characteristics rather than eliciting them directly.
In the case of plant galls, cell phenotypes are adaptive for the gall inducer and assume characteristics mainly linked to its protection and nutrition.
44 This phenomenon may be explained by epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition, a biologic process that commonly occurs during both normal embryogenesis and cancer progression when epithelial cells assume characteristics of mesenchymal cells, including greater migratory and invasive properties.
For all experimental conditions tested it was observed that the batch low-coalescing dispersion system assumed characteristic bimodal distributions within very short agitation time.
Membrane properties are assumed characteristic of the best current body armor materials (Kevlar®, Spectra®, Zylon®, S2 glass), which have very high stiffness and strength per unit weight, and low strain-to-failure.
The zeroth order reaction in the nonadiabatic CSTR exhibits more complex behavior and assumes characteristics of both high and low reaction orders insofar as increasing and/or decreasing the uniqueness space, in comparison to all other n > 0.
Let us imagine that it is not the inorganic, liquid metal alloy that assumes characteristics of biological life.
