Sentence examples for characteristics called from inspiring English sources

Known as phylogenetic taxonomy, or cladism, this approach infers shared ancestry on the basis of uniquely shared historical (or derived) characteristics, called "synapomorphies".

Fingerprints also contain individual characteristics called "minutiae," such as the number of ridges and their groupings, that are not perceptible to the naked eye.

The warm water meets and partly mixes with cold Antarctic water, called the Antarctic Surface Water, to form a mass with intermediate characteristics called Subantarctic Surface Water.

Rats that pass through mazes easily interbreed, as do rats that pass through with difficulty; eventually two populations with inherited characteristics called "maze-smart" and "maze-dumb" are produced.

Also, people generally agree that big data should have four standard characteristics(called 4V's namely volume, variety, velocity, and veracity) as suggested by IBM.

It is defined as a set of all packets sharing the same values of chosen packet characteristics called flow keys [34].

The statute books are full of examples where the Congress has recognized that unique industry characteristics call for a unique regulatory regime.

Large IT firms thus argue that these characteristics call for a different approach from anti-trust authorities, in which market share is less important than costs to consumers.

These characteristics call to mind a dynamic organelle travelling non-randomly between cytoplasmic compartments, possibly facilitating communication between them.

Therefore, such unique characteristics call for "a special place for medical care in economic analysis" (p. 186).

All these characteristics call an auxiliary type of scientific production to mind and may have prevented social scientists from focusing on scientific production in sub-Saharan Africa as a complex process with its own structures of centralization.