Sentence examples for characteristics meant from inspiring English sources

When I asked what "Islam with Chinese characteristics" meant, Huang pointed to the plaza facing the mosque.

For early mammals, these characteristics meant they could be more resourceful during tough times.

Increased competitive characteristics meant reduced overall tax rates, and as a trade-off, they instigated foreign direct investments to balance current account deficits.

By high school my look had veered toward pervy degenerate, and the commingling of these three characteristics meant that only a simple black beanie was an acceptable method of controlling my banana curls.

The two-seat TA-4G trainers were fitted with the same avionics and weapons as the single-seat aircraft, but were unable to be operated from Melbourne as their flight characteristics meant that they could not safely take off from the ship in the event of a "bolter" landing.

These characteristics meant that only constructs connected at the C- or N-terminal could be studied as homodimers.

Its characteristics mean it is very unlikely to support any form of life.

Variations in any of these physical characteristics means bodies don't fall into the binary categories that make up conventional sex definitions.

Local mixing characteristics (mean concentration and segregation) are measured by laser-induced fluorescence.

In many areas of science and engineering, it is desirable to estimate statistical characteristics (mean, variance, covariance, etc).

List of soil sample locations, ecosystem descriptions, edaphic characteristics, mean community dissimilarity after relic DNA removal, mean percent of relic DNA for each soil, mean richness, and mean 16S and ITS amplicon abundances for both untreated and PMA-treated soils.