Sentence examples for deeper characteristics from inspiring English sources

Al-Qaeda's assaults stimulated two of these deeper characteristics.

A DM understanding a concept should be able to see its deeper characteristics, look for specific information more quickly, draw analogies, or put it in simpler terms [3,46].

Whether this is just chance coincidence or whether it is symptomatic of some deeper characteristic arising from base composition and distribution differences in prokaryotic and eukaryotic sequences remains an intriguing question.

The authors present the physiognomic and deep characteristics of the seven largest plateaus on Earth.

The national team can be held up as exemplars of both past glory and post imperial decline, while widespread notions of a distinctive English style of play (rough, honest, manly) made plausible the idea that the England team was a product of deeper national characteristics.

Meanwhile, studies using cloud-resolving models in a confined area, such as large eddy simulation (LES) models, have indicated a change in deep convection characteristics at grid spacing less than 1 km (Petch et al. 2002; Bryan et al. 2003).

Stubbornness is Rebus's most deep-seated characteristic.

He will also want to see signs that Saturday's inability to produce under intense pressure is a youthful aberration rather than deep-rooted characteristic.

Third, on the identity view of integrity, a person's integrity is only at issue when their deepest, most characteristic, or core convictions and aspirations are brought into play.

The voluntarism of the medieval understanding of sodomy, that sodomites chose sin, gave way to the modern notion of homosexuality as a deep, unchosen characteristic of persons, regardless of whether they act upon that orientation.

The limestone shelf is wide and slightly angled instead of having a narrow, deep channel characteristic of most rivers.