Sentence examples for civilization traits from inspiring English sources
Putterman [10], for example, suggested that the dominance of Western European cultures indicates the transmission of "civilization" traits (other than knowledge on agriculture) from regions of first domestication.
So instead of worrying about the consequences of geneticists finding a link between DNA and intelligence, perhaps we should be more concerned with the consequences of our civilization's obsession with a trait that neither guarantees nor reliably correlates with happiness and inner peace.
A civilization constitutes a durable social system of complementary traits.
A great civilization, in my opinion, is distinguished by two traits.
Occidental Jews have taken on many of the traits of Western culture, while the Oriental Jews, many of whom continued to speak Arabic and partake of a common Middle Eastern culture until the mass dispersions of Jews from Arab countries after 1948, have preserved many of the folkways and traits of Arab civilization.
3. Intelligent life must have evolved, with the right traits to also become a technologically advanced civilization.
There's something about the sport's etiquette and gentlemanly spirit that the English liked to tout as their traits, and that suggested the existence of civilization and sophistication.
Thus, the use of 2D:4D as predictor of particular life history traits appears to require further study, particularly in non-White populations of low civilization development and natural birth control.
The colonizers hail from a wide range of backgrounds, and instead of being divided by nation as they were in previous Civilization games, they're sponsored by different organizations, and the goals of those organizations inform their faction traits.
Western civilization produced it.
