Sentence examples for characteristic of the future from inspiring English sources

This bipartite system, in which the lord's "reserve" coexisted with tenant holdings, was not adopted throughout the Frankish empire but became characteristic of the future French heartland between the Loire and the Rhine.

We will not repeat here the well-known anecdote of the borrowed book where one hour of carelessness was repaid by three days of steady labour, but pass on to another trait not less characteristic of the future man than the manliness and straightforwardness that on that occasion won for him the esteem of the neighbourhood and proved his early right to the title of "Honest Abe".

Hpca and EAAC1 were localized in the cytoplasm of RELN-negative cells, revealing the more rounded cell bodies characteristic of the future subplate neurons.

In the mouse embryo, when the future neural cells lose BMP signalling, they start to express molecular markers that are characteristic of the future brain whilst remaining pluripotent (Di-Gregorio et al., 2007; Osorno et al., 2012) and continuing to express E-Cadherin (Malaguti et al., 2013).

However, the characteristics of the future signals require the development of new GNSS receivers.

This is exemplified by an analysis of the way the commission members perceive characteristics of the future.

More sensors, more communication, more computation, and more control are the general characteristics of the future smart transmission grid [1].

The Enquete Commission is thus found to be very heterogeneous with respect to the assumptions its members have about characteristics of the future.

This paper proposes a reference framework for the development of manufacturing Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in developing countries, taking into account the characteristics of the future enterprise.

The model is driven by the future energy demand, considering the capacity of the related equipment, the characteristics of the future optional technology, and the constraints of the current and future energy supply.

Rapid technological progress in graphics computer software has enabled architects and landscape planners to produce sophisticated images that are not only capable of transmitting the characteristics of the future environment, they also manage to evoke in observers the sort of feelings and emotions which can only be aroused by experiencing the space.