Sentence examples for broad features of from inspiring English sources

The best-known explanations involve claims about the broad features of American culture.

The broad features of the horn effect are given by the cylindrical geometry of the tyre.

General philosophy of science, by contrast, seeks to illuminate broad features of the sciences, continuing the inquiries begun in Aristotle's discussions of logic and method.

It examines tensions between north and south, and such broad features of Italian social life as community structure, urban development, and family forms.

"Broad features of this pattern of circadian circuit response to light" may be applied to humans and other mammals," it states.

The broad features of the conclusions of previous studies on safety, environmental impact and economics have been confirmed for the new models and demonstrated with increased confidence.

We focus on the broad feature of fault slip distribution by neglecting very complicated deformation near the fault traces.

The result is a collapse of control mechanisms that is a broad feature of administrations in many of the nations on the most-corrupt list.

A female-specific loss of neurons occurs during puberty in the rat prefrontal cortex [ 5], raising the possibility that pubescent loss of neurons may be a broad feature of female brain development.

Indeed, polysialylation of NCAM is a broad feature of growing CNS tissue in development, and it is a marker specifically associated with proliferative and plasticity events in adulthood [ 13, 14].

In some ways that's fair, but given my concerns are with the broader features of religious belief, not the minutiae of doctrinal differences, I'm pretty confident that all or at least most of my main points apply to the monotheistic religions at least, and many are also relevant to others.