Sentence examples for characteristic call from inspiring English sources

After a while, that characteristic call begins to attach itself to this spectacular landscape.

Last Monday, he issued buy and short-sale recommendations on 30 stocks before the market opened, giving his characteristic call to arms: "Let's Rumble the Wall Street Jungle!" But as one person at the site noted, the reaction was distinctly muted.

It was a characteristic call to arms by a government that, in its rhetoric, regularly urges its citizens to be "heroic," whether in the face of the U.S. embargo, which has been in place since 1961, or in coping with severe shortages of almost everything in the years following the collapse of the Soviet Union — a grim era that Fidel Castro dubbed the "Special Period in Time of Peace".

The black currawong has a heavier bill and a characteristic call unlike the clink-clink call of the clinking.

The presence of a particular species in an area may be more easily discerned by its characteristic call than by a fleeting glimpse of the animal itself.

The ordering may be random or according to some characteristic called a key.

A personality characteristic called hardiness has been associated with the ability to better withstand the effects of stress.

They began to exchange the sharply characteristic calls that sound uncannily like two pebbles being tapped together, and which give the species its name.

Sedna, 2012VP113 and a handful of smaller objects share similar values of a particular orbital characteristic called the "argument of perihelion", which describes the angle that their orbits form with the plane of the solar system.

Perhaps least intuitive is the characteristic called entanglement.

The movement status awareness algorithm was designed using a walking characteristic called the acceleration variance.