To prepare for the role, Mr. Yen, who described himself as a mixed martial artist, lost 10 pounds and boned up on Wing Chun, a characteristic of which, he said, is "conquering the unyielding with the yielding".
The introduction of Muslim intellectuals to Western literature and scholarship the Egyptian al-Ṭahṭāwī (died 1873), for example, studied in France ushered in a new literary era the chief characteristic of which was to be "more matter, less art".
As a result, another extension to preserve interaural coherence (IC) has been proposed [12] as part of a study of spatially isotropic noise, the spatial characteristic of which is represented by IC.
Lupton (2015) similarly writes of the significance of code, informaticisation and metrification in the assemblage of modern bio-objects, a key characteristic of which is the production of 'data doubles' creating new patterns of correspondence between data points and bodies.
Recognizing the importance of Unmanned Systems (or, Unmanned Vehicle Systems, UVS) for both civilian/public domain and military applications, JINT includes a special section in each issue devoted to Unmanned Systems, focusing on all four classes of aerial, ground, sea-surface and underwater vehicles, the common characteristic of which is the absence on-board the vehicle of a human operator.
Notable works addressing well-known bottlenecks in computationally expensive pipelines, the most characteristic of which are Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) data analysis and whole genome assembling (WGA) include [18], Rainbow [9], CloudMap [29], CloudBurst [40], SURPI [31] and RSD-Cloud [45].
The two most common types of grand finals are the coast-to-coast but mostly close and coast-to-coast blowouts, defining characteristics of which are that the winning team leads at the end of most if not every quarter.
The courage with which he faced his cancer confirmed his many other characteristics, of which the most important was complete integrity.
Rather, [t]he diversity that furthers a compelling state interest encompasses a far broader array of qualifications and characteristics of which racial or ethnic origin is but a single though important element. Ibid.
One of the clades recovered in the phylogenetic analysis (Clade B) is morphologically distinct, the characteristics of which agree with the species description of Gambierdiscus belizeanus Faust 1995.
Application of these fractographic methods is conditioned by the existence and detectability of fractographic features the characteristics of which are correlated with fatigue crack growth rate.
