Sentence examples for characteristics qualified from inspiring English sources

Here, mounted in cases, are heads of eight beings we recognize as distant kin, their simian characteristics qualified by expressions that reflect varying degrees of inner life.

These characteristics qualify the Recursive Partitioning Search over DHT as an efficient broadcasting algorithm.

Performance characteristics qualify the proposed instrumental setup for atomic fluorescence and absorption measurements in inductively coupled plasmas.

These characteristics qualify the use of an FAHP as an appropriate and efficient tool to assist with making complex decisions in environmental management (Vahidnia et al., 2009).

To conclude, T. evansi exhibits the slender morphology and morphometry of the subgenus Trypanozoon, with very limited polymorphism and without any characteristics qualifying at species level.

Among the defining characteristics: qualifying firms can only represent themselves to investors as being a venture capital fund; they are not leveraged and do not borrow in connection with the funds' investments; and they offer a high level of managerial assistance to their companies and do not offer investors redemption rights.

The phenotypic characteristics of qualified samples in the two experimental populations are summarized in Table  1.

Tumor tissue samples were obtained from 262 patients in the period from 1991 to 2001 at time of primary surgery at the Leiden University Medical Center and were evaluated for histo-pathological characteristics by qualified pathologists according to current standards.

The characteristics that qualify these variously composed and historically differing entities as nation-states and distinguish them from other forms of social and political organization amount in sum to the independent power to compel obedience from the populations within their territories.

To frame our discussion, we'll define a portfolio as a set of items with common characteristics that qualify these items as candidates for inclusion.

Water-Based mud (WBM) and Oil-Based mud (OBM) are the most common drilling fluids currently used and both have several characteristics that qualify them for High Pressure High Temperature (HPHT) purposes.