Sentence examples for characteristic by which from inspiring English sources
There is not a portrait here but has some marked characteristic by which you can identify the man who sat for it.
The proposed dual-gate transistor also performs a wideband negative resistance characteristic by which the self-oscillation frequency can easily be determined with a proper resonator.
The loss of a C2H2O segment was characteristic, by which the fragments 3E (m/z 477), 3I (m/z 433) and 3L (m/z 361) were formed from their respective parent ions 3B, 3F and 3J.
As Berlin explained at the time, 'Words are examined by philosophers for the purpose of discovering whether, as they are used in successful communication, they tend to exhibit or obscure some characteristic by which one type of fact differs from another, or alternatively suggest falsely the existence of distinctions which direct inspection of experience fails to reveal.
The Soviet model of schizophrenia is based on the hypothesis that a single fundamental characteristic, by which schizophrenia spectrum disorders are distinguished clinically, is their longitudinal course.
In our study, there appeared to be no characteristic by which SM had better results compared to MDT.
It is also an implicit admission that one of the central national characteristics by which Brazilians like to define themselves is built on a myth.
Modifications of mouthparts and wings are generally accepted as important characteristics by which to divide the class Insecta into orders.
A company called Jobaline offers "voice profiling" to predict job success based on how candidates sound; its algorithm identifies and analyzes over one thousand vocal characteristics by which it categorizes job applicants on suitability.
Dr Giraud proposes that natural selection might cause convergence in the genetic characteristics by which ants tell relatives from aliens, so as to reduce the amount of fighting.
In the regions that have suffered severe deformation, the Devonian sediments are frequently metamorphosed into slates and schists and often lose all the characteristics by which they may be dated.
