Sentence examples for characteristics notably from inspiring English sources

The flora and fauna on each planet have evolved according to its characteristics, notably its atmosphere and proximity to a star.

Her key characteristics, notably her ideological distaste for the left, meant Labour-controlled councils became an inevitable target for her radicalism.

Consequently, some of the participants' individual characteristics, notably, pre-course motivation, have a considerable effect on their perceptions of the value of the course.

So Dickson treks around to experience Shakespeare with Chinese characteristics — notably watching an up-to-date "Coriolanus" being performed in Beijing, with two local heavy-metal bands called Suffocated and Miserable Faith playing a noisy continuo.

But he argues that crowds with certain characteristics – notably, diversity of opinion, independence of opinion, decentralization, and a way to aggregate opinions to arrive at a collective decision – will generally outsmart their most brilliant members.

"Asian fusion" is the buzz phrase for it, but, in truth, this is a misnomer since Thai cooking is a fusion in itself, having absorbed many Chinese characteristics (notably noodles) and many Indian ones (the use of certain spices).

Members of it do share some characteristics, most notably the long tenure of their managers.

Results indicated that the heat transfer characteristics are notably influenced by Brownian motion and thermophoresis.

The Karnak colossi in particular show these new characteristics in notably exaggerated form, including one that apparently depicts the king without male genitalia.

Hemp is the same genus and species as marijuana, but differs in several characteristics, most notably the amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) present.

They also suggest that these points' penetrating power is strongly controlled by their morphometric characteristics, most notably their perimeter.