Sentence examples similar to central characteristic of the evolution from inspiring English sources

A central characteristic of the buildings is glass.

Tension is the central characteristic of any production of Bizet's "Carmen," because it is the central characteristic of the work itself.

Every depiction riffs on the central characteristic of the black suit and blank face.

"For a very long time, religiosity has been a central characteristic of the American identity," he said.

This particular talent for metamorphosis is a central characteristic of all of the actors featured in this week's archive collection.

The contractual sharing of public responsibilities by all governments in the system appears to be a central characteristic of federalism.

This occurs frequently without loss of existing functions, is central to the evolution of niche-adaptive and pathogenic characteristics of bacteria, and greatly influences inter-strain differences in gene complement [ 3- 5].

Development of new functional genes is central to the evolution of species-specific traits [ 1].

But have MADS box genes had as central a role in the evolution of plants?

All are Bafta-winning TV shows central to the evolution of British drama.

Central to the evolution of the uptake system is the resource allocation problem.