Sentence examples for characteristics clothing from inspiring English sources
These community-wide parameters will depend, among other factors, on inter-community socialisation levels, societal behavioural characteristics, clothing practices, the presence or absence of impetigo, and the nature of the domestic and school environment.
The reason for this superior performance is that the golden ratio takes the characteristics of clothing into consideration, enabling all the clothing parts to be discarded and the unaffected parts of the gait to be retained.
This is particularly advantageous for the church within a caste state, in which the church itself has developed into a caste, with special extrinsic characteristics in clothing and customs (e.g., the Mar Thoma Church of South India).
Other researchers have also measured sexualizing characteristics of clothing according to the extent to which it uncovers the body and is tight (e.g., Graff et al. 2013).
Effective integration of diversified local cultural characteristics into clothing styles facilitates developing new design elements on the basis of existing cultural inheritance.
Dynamic heat and moisture transfer characteristics in human clothing directly determine human heat-moisture-comfort level.
Death to India!) shared the same physical characteristics, language and clothing as the ones hurling their own imprecations on the other side of the line.
In real applications, these two factors can be estimated by analyzing the seasonal clothing characteristics of the occupants, nature of the occupants' jobs, etc.
Furthermore, other clothing characteristics such as fabric hand (i.e., slinkiness) and garment color have been used in analyses of sexually objectifying depictions in the media and would be good to investigate in future Halloween costume research.
Sub-character chief designer Fumi Nakashima's focus was to ensure that characters from different regions and cultures bore distinctive characteristics in their clothing styles, so that they could be quickly and easily identified as members of their respective sub-groups.
