Sentence examples for characteristics found in from inspiring English sources

Uruguayan culture reflects some of the same characteristics found in neighbouring Argentina.

Leaf impressions from two specimens have characteristics found in extant members of Cercideae (Caesalpinieae).

Something of the same kind may account for the way in which our species bafflingly combines characteristics found in both chimpanzees and bonobos and has interlaced these together with entirely new features.

By the nineteen-twenties, "constitutional psychopathic inferiority" had become the catchall phrase psychiatrists used for a general mixture of violent and antisocial characteristics found in irredeemable criminals, who appeared to lack a conscience.

"This is astonishingly young for a species that still displays primitive characteristics found in fossils about two million years old," said Chris Stringer at the Natural History Museum in London, who was not involved in the research.

The tests also found that the base of the cheek bone was located above the first molar, the incisors lacked a shovel shape, and the premolars were high and narrow, all characteristics found in modern humans and not Neanderthals.

The model accurately explains the operating characteristics found in QCLs, such as damping transient response and non-resonant behavior of modulation frequency response.

Remaining data can be used to re-identify individuals by linking or matching the data to other database, or by looking at unique characteristics found in the database.

The first step in this approach develops a simplified model which can portray adequately the system characteristics found in the experimental data.

A simple foam model provides an effective simulation of the forest canopy flow, following similar turbulence characteristics found in other wind tunnel and field tests.

However, the plastic bag does not have the same design and quality characteristics found in this Finnish laptop sleeve.