Sentence examples for characteristics of being from inspiring English sources

Justice and humanity were "defining characteristics" of being Scottish, he said, and outweighed the atrocity Megrahi had been convicted for.

Add in plants that have been genetically engineered to produce highly profitable oil, but have additional characteristics of being mobile, carnivorous and in possession of a deadly sting, and you have a bestseller.

Quasi-markets are also an exchange system that aims to emulate competitive markets' characteristics of being self-adjusting incentive systems that influence consumers' and providers' behaviours.

The technology produced, according to the guidelines, should have the characteristics of being self-organizing, able to "learn" instead of merely responding to conventional programming commands, and consuming very little power.

"Having always been on the frontline in the fight against the military dictatorship in South Korea, Korean Catholicism was able to develop the characteristics of being more liberal and open than any other religion, and that's the impression I want to give, that it's an active religion, not a burden like in the west.

All these products have characteristics of being highly monodisperse and uniform.

The usefulness of these models lays in characteristics of being realistic but also computationally efficient.

It has the characteristics of being simple in design, modular, inherent safety, passive cooling, proliferation resistant, and reduced environmental impact.

All share the characteristics of being able to self-renew and to give rise to differentiated progeny.

Bamboo is well-known because of its characteristics of being fast-growing, eco-friendly and of high strength/weight ratio.

"My feeling is that if you can build an app that women like that has all these characteristics of being public, then you've really figured something out," says Teare.