Sentence examples for characteristic vein from inspiring English sources

On Monday the Mail wrote in characteristic vein about her contribution to the programme.

The characteristic vein pattern evolved, with the long, veinless discal cell in each wing, as well as an emphasis on the strength of the forewing and a de-emphasis of the hind wing, forming a particular pattern of aerodynamic efficiency.

Lynch's Mulholland Drive (2001) continued in his characteristic vein, making the classic noir setting of Los Angeles the venue for a noir-inflected psychological jigsaw puzzle.

Each anaesthesiologist performed ultrasound-guided peripheral venous catheterisations in 15 patients with similar clinical characteristics (vein diameter, subcutaneous vein depth, catheter size, puncture site, and so on), and the catheterisation time was evaluated.

There are plenty - in the paper's characteristic scurrilous vein - of Muslim extremists.

Zeno's was written as a young man, allegedly under Cynic influence, rejecting the use of money in the characteristic Cynic vein.

In particular, because of the apparent self-similarity of a branching network, aggregate characteristics like vein length will be heavily influenced by the very smallest veins.

Leaves that follow the blossoms have the pattern of attachment and veining characteristic of the dogwood genus: they stand opposite each other at each node, and large veins trace out almost out to the margins before joining and heading for the tip.

Note discoloration between veins, characteristic of rust fungus infection.

When the marginal meristems become active, the lateral veins of the leaf are initiated first, followed by the third and later order branchings that give the characteristic network of veins in the mature leaf.

Specific high-risk subgroups were also defined from the surgical dataset based on clinical (age older than 80 years and tissue loss), arterial anatomy (infrapopliteal disease), and conduit quality (inadequate saphenous vein) characteristics.