Sentence examples for characteristic it from inspiring English sources

Since each decision rule has its own characteristic, it is not necessary to use GP to evolve all the rules.

The Ferrari is more gentle on its tyres, a characteristic it has retained for many years.

Apart from its logical construction, Esperanto has another appealing characteristic: it is phonetic and orthographic, meaning that each letter represents only one sound, and each sound is represented by only one letter.

Because of its poor stability in acid, much of penicillin G is broken down as it passes through the stomach; as a result of this characteristic, it must be given by intramuscular injection, which limits its usefulness.

But there is one characteristic it apparently shares with the most sclerotic bureaucracy: the willingness of its employees to say, "Not my job".

But he writes there is one characteristic it apparently shares with the most sclerotic bureaucracy: the willingness of its employees to say, "Not my job".

McGrath sees Sheen's attitude as characteristic: "It is part of Welsh culture to value your home.

Although self-awareness might appear to be a human characteristic, it can be modelled in robots.

Preference for salty taste is not a biological characteristic; it is learned.

If the various alternative-asset categories share one characteristic, it is illiquidity.

"If clever people have one defining characteristic, it is that they do not want to be led," they write.