Sentence examples for characteristic names from inspiring English sources

During the struggles between the Hohenstaufen emperor Frederick II (reigned 1220 50) and the popes, the Italian parties took on their characteristic names of Guelf and Ghibelline (beginning in Florence) and contributed to intensifying antagonisms within and among the Italian cities.

The Euler characteristic, named for the 18th-century Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler, can be used to show that there are only five regular polyhedra, the so-called Platonic solids.

In fact, he said, "If a general and characteristic name were needed for modern landscape art, none better could be invented than 'the service of clouds.' " "Service" keeps a liturgical connotation, along with the sense of devoted assistance; and Ruskin's ideal of scientific accuracy was the aesthetic most visual artists followed until the closing decades of the 19th century.

By ignoring this characteristic, named multi-user diversity [24], several benefits cannot be obtained.

The second most important characteristic named by participants was cost when all POCTs were considered in aggregate, with costs or $20 or less being consistently named in regression analysis containing all characteristics.

U.S. Soil Taxonomy soil order defining characteristics name derivation percent of Earth's land area* Alfisol moderate leaching; B horizon enriched in clay; humid forest vegetation Pedalfer (C.F.

Table 1 Overview scenario characteristics Name STRX Available Freq.

The second feature extraction method in Sect. 2 is used to extract their characteristics, named by data 3.

In this paper, a new classification was developed based on the fuzzy Delphi analytic hierarchy process (FDAHP) technique and using the intrinsic, geological, and mining characteristics, named CSCPI.

Their action thus has all the characteristics named in the DOD definition.

All identifying characteristics (name, age, etc) were concealed before data analysis.