Sentence examples for characteristic nature from inspiring English sources

This is what it is to define something, and to ascribe it its characteristic nature (svabhāva).

Variability in size and recurrence interval is likely a characteristic nature of great earthquakes in subduction zones [39].

At one point he defines happiness as the "healthy, normal" state of contentment or wellbeing experienced by an organism that is able to satisfy the needs and drives that are constitutive of its "individual, characteristic nature and life" (M, 366).

The purified protease was inhibited by phenyl methyl sulfonyl fluride (PMSF), which is a characteristic nature of serine protease (Gupta et al. 2002; Moreira 2003; Xiaoqing Zhang et al. 2010).

In such a theory the characteristic nature of an animal is respected and knowledge of this nature is intimately related to a more aesthetic and holistic perception of animals.

A rotated upwind discretization scheme is presented for the discretization of the steady-state two-dimensional anisotropic drift-diffusion equation, taking into account the local characteristic nature of the solution.

An important, implicit premise in this argument is the notion that things do not change their defining, characteristic natures.

These results again confirmed that Aire+ cell lines exhibit characteristic natures of self-APCs, and further suggested that enhanced production of IPSM may be occurring in association with increasing expression of TSA genes.

New trends have been derived from the analysis of the molecular characteristics: nature of the acceptor and structural variations on the bridge.

One in five linked records (3,205 cases) was classified identically in both data sources for all three injury characteristics: Nature, Part of Body, and Event.

Kappa statistics, a measure of agreement adjusted for chance [Landis and Koch, 1977], were used to measure agreement in OIICS codes among matched SOII-WC records for three injury characteristics: Nature, Part of Body, and Event.