Mixed and separated musical signals contain variable features: timbre difference from musical instruments' individuality, characteristic performances of instrument players such as vibrato, and environments such as room reverberation and sound effects.
Intensive qualities are individuating by themselves, says Deleuze, and individuality is not characteristic of a self or an ego, but of a differential forever dividing itself and changing its configuration (Deleuze 1994 [1968], 246, 254, 257).
In general this group shares common characteristics, such as creativity, individuality, diversity, and merit.
One of its main characteristics is the marked individuality of its towns, ... all of which have an industrial and commercial history of more than local significance".
Maybe we simply join the ethereal mist, the primordial soup of spiritual beings come back together in one heavenly mass: no possessions, no fears, no individual thoughts - no individuality - and absolutely no physical attributes or characteristics.
Their one common characteristic is a crispness and individuality that clearly distinguishes them from writing of the next period.
Although the elements of the swarm often retain both their individuality and their characteristic properties, the collective unit, by virtue of its aggregated nature, acquires its own structure and properties.
The intrinsic strength (individuality) of biometric characteristics should not be reduced applying transforms (constraint on FAR) while on the other hand transforms should be tolerant to intra-class variation (constraint on FRR) [12].
The author then proceeds with a thorough analysis of those elements of the American spirit that are most characteristic today: democracy, efficiency, liberality, provincialism, individuality, humor, and vision.
The Manchester Guardian commented, "Not even in the Falstaff of Arrigo Boito and Giuseppe Verdi have the characteristic charm, the ripe and pungent individuality of the original comedy been more sedulously preserved".
