Sentence examples for condition characteristic of from inspiring English sources

In terms of emotion, ethos is viewed as a permanent condition characteristic of the average person and relatively mild in its nature; pathos, on the other hand, is a temporary emotional state, often violent.

The dark condition characteristic of this heterojunctions presents a rectifying behavior in reverse bias, similar to that of a conventional diode.

Seemingly gone is the day when we worry, as President Calvin Coolidge did following World War I, about "carelessness" in the "expenditure of public money" as a "condition characteristic of undeveloped people, or of a decadent generation". We no longer vote as if we are concerned about transferring the costs of our generation to a future one.

The Goodes Prize includes a $150,000 award and will support Gallagher's therapeutic development of AGB-101, the first and only treatment to target hyperactivity in the hippocampus, a condition characteristic of the amnestic mild cognitive impairment stage of Alzheimer's disease.

A condition characteristic of insulin resistance, in which insulin is not capable to facilitate glucose uptake and utilization in peripheric tissues, such as muscle, or adipose tissues.

Our result suggests either that the diplokaryotic condition characteristic of diplomonads arose several times independently, or that the monokaryotic cell of enteromonads originated several times independently by secondary reduction from the diplokaryotic state.

These provide useful guidance for the selection of working fluids based on the working condition characteristics of different engines and control system design.

We also identified the demographic, health risk, and health condition characteristics of groups at high risk for the three classes with poor HRQOL.

These problems may be long-lasting, but this varies greatly depending on the severity and duration of the condition, characteristics of the patient and the availability of adequate treatment [ 3].

Jenmalm, P., Birznieks, I., Goodwin, A. W. & Johansson, R. S. Influence of object shape on responses of human tactile afferents under conditions characteristic of manipulation.

Now, Hossam Haick and his colleagues have built sensors using an array of gold nanoparticles that can detect these VOCs in their natural concentrations and under the humid conditions characteristic of human breath.