Sentence examples for characteristic of work from inspiring English sources

Animal interlace, in calligraphy, rich, fanciful decorative motif characteristic of work by the Hiberno-Saxon book artists of the early Middle Ages in the British Isles.

(Making the objectivity of reference the key to realism is characteristic of work of Putnam, e.g., 1978).

A key characteristic of work from the evidence based medicine (EBM) movement has been its stress on the dangers of bias and the acclamation of the randomised clinical trial (or sometimes the meta-analysis of such) as representing the very highest level of evidence.

Mitterrand's Man The curvaceous, organic shape of the metallic lamps is characteristic of works by the objects' creator, the French designer Philippe Starck.

It is the case when it is asked to establish a Just in Time management in a Job Shop having the characteristic of working in small series.

It seems characteristic of working in a job that isn't always pleasant or easy.

A familiar characteristic of works of fiction is that they feature fictional characters: individuals whose exploits are written about in works of fiction and who make their first appearance in a work of fiction.

In previous work, the researchers described a technique that seemed to produce insulin-producing cells, but the cells did not respond to glucose, a key characteristic of working beta cells.

On the Genealogy of Morals is Nietzsche's "polemic," i.e., attack, against the assumptions and methods (which, incidentally, are still popular) characteristic of works such as Paul Rée's The Origin of the Moral Sensations (1877).

Horses share with humans this characteristic of working on a daily basis and have then "interpersonal" interactions not only with other working horses but also and mostly with a "boss" who is the human who manages or rides it [6].

As Boud [ 8] noted, the defining characteristic of work-based training is that working and learning are mutually reinforcing since they take place concurrently.