Sentence examples for considered a characteristic from inspiring English sources

The birches often form dense stands of light- or white-barked trees that are considered a characteristic feature of the taiga.

Dioecy in Ficus is considered a characteristic derived relative to monoecy (Berg 1989).

Antcin K which is considered a characteristic compound in A. cinnamomea fruiting bodies may be an early fructification-specific triterpenoid.

However, nomadic life was considered a characteristic of barbarians since most of the tribes raiding the eastern borders of the Empire practised nomadism.

Consequently, the task intensity, measured for example as the frequency with which each worker implements a specific task, can be considered a characteristic of the skill task, and consequently job worker, match.

There are now pedagogical agents that adopt indirect methods to address such concerns in a learning context (see, for example, Kim, [2012]), and these should definitely be considered a characteristic of a smart learning environment.

We plan, for instance, to consider a characteristic of piRNA clusters highlighted by a computational analysis performed in the mouse by Betel et al. (2013), who suggest that 25% of piRNA clusters are bracketed by inverted repeats of varying length.

Bipedality, walking upright on two legs, is considered a defining characteristic of hominids, so whether Orrorin could do so is the point of sharpest dispute among scientists.

Some of Mr. Cunningham's militant defenders maintained that by admitting specific content into certain of his dances, Mr. Taylor betrayed the principle of abstraction, which they considered a major characteristic of artistic modernism.

In most walks of life, that would be considered a valuable characteristic.

Doubtless this exceptionally long time resulted from some undiagnosed server misconfiguration and should not be considered a representative characteristic.