Sentence examples for characteristic trait of from inspiring English sources

But, yes, I agree with it having been a characteristic trait of Iraqis living under Saddam — probably necessarily so.

It is this exploratory characteristic trait of Dummett's philosophy, rather than any single body of doctrine that made him a philosopher's philosopher.

First, they have rather a narrow linear range of determination and it is a characteristic trait of urease-based biosensors, which are used in urea assays.

Our data indicate that the MVA pathway is a characteristic trait of Plantae in general and propose that it was specifically lost in a common ancestor of Chlorophyta.

A characteristic trait of mobile interfaces is the utilization of predefined ViewContainers devoted to specific functionalities that are provided at the operating system (including Notifications area and Settings panel).

Even after they'd learned that drawing cards from one particular deck resulted in more loss than gain, they continued to select cards from it, showing the characteristic trait of persistence despite punishment.

Remnants of Roman villas and characteristic traits of Assyrian art, possibly brought by Hurrians from northern Syria, have also been found at Carchemish.

A classification should not only be recognition of disorders, with a minimalist description of some characteristic traits of each disorder.

Along with Hangzhou citizen's characteristic traits of complacency and passivity to new things, the acceptance of foreign culture has been relatively slower, which reflects on their clothing and fashionable style.

As the forcing amplitude grows, more characteristic traits of the CSTR and the particular forcing variable become apparent, and a complicated picture develops, involving the co-existence of multiple periodic, quasi-periodic and even chaotic oscillations, period doublings and global bifurcations.

Its large eyes and uniformly dark coloration are characteristic traits of a mesopelagic fish.