Sentence examples for characteristic aspect of from inspiring English sources

The most characteristic aspect of the snake form is the elongate body and tail and the absence of limbs.

"But the most characteristic aspect of many Impressionist paintings is the combination of light and water and especially along the banks of the Seine.

The richness and warmth of interior wood paneling is a highly characteristic aspect of the Tudor and Elizabethan styles of decoration in England.

Furthermore, the long cooking time became a characteristic aspect of the nineteenth-century culture of the traktir, the roadside inns that crop up so often in the writings of Chekhov and Gogol.

This constitutes also a core characteristic aspect of what is labelled 'smarter cities' [5, 6].

A characteristic aspect of wireless sensor networks is a great load of information transmitted through a part of their nodes.

One of the characteristic aspects of modern Dutch society began to evolve in this period the vertical separation of society into "pillars" (zuilen) identified with the different Dutch religions.

It was central, since it was immediately seen as a European war between fascism and anti-fascism, almost as the first battle in the coming world war, some of the characteristic aspects of which - for example, air raids against civilian populations - it anticipated.

First, they figured out the rate of peroxide production and other characteristic aspects of the reactions.

The emergence of density fluctuations in a cloud of interacting cold atoms shows characteristic aspects of the evolution of the early universe.

In the following section, the characteristic aspects of the sustainability objectives listed in Table 2 will be discussed.