Sentence examples for defining characters of from inspiring English sources

Defining characters of Darwinius ally it with early haplorhines rather than strepsirrhines.

Most gnetalean fossils are ephedroid, but none of them possesses defining characters of extant Ephedra and most of them have been assigned to various species of the extinct genus Liaoxia.

Regardless of the different approaches to urban and land planning, we must first address the question of the defining characters of urban and land planning, both on the conceptual and instrumental plan.

A formal statistical analysis based on defined characters of the glands confirmed that while all members of the derived tribe Philanthini have large and complex PPGs, species of the two more basal tribes, Cercerini and Aphilanthopsini, possess simple and comparatively small glands.

Breaking the stranglehold of the parties will be hard because the ethnically defined character of the state is enshrined in the 1995 Dayton peace accord.

As well as defining character, the "outstretched ground" of context provides a map of Conrad's moral vision.

Lack of rainfall is the main defining character of an arid environment (Hopkins & Jones, 1983), but high temperatures are also important, notably in the GCFR.

And while both men operate by creating a small group of sharply defined characters, Mr. Lilley's observational, almost anthropological, humor couldn't be further from Dame Edna.

"Lady Lazarus" is a direct assault on time as well, which melts people into defined characters, reduces women to instruments of pleasure or pain.

He's the master of the in medias res ending, halting at the heart of the plot, and often uses carefully researched real events to drive his fables forward, allowing action to define character instead of opting for psychological epiphanies.

In "Gruppen," he scrupulously avoids writing discernible themes — each instrument seems to be scurrying along its own twisting path — and yet the disparate sounds add up to textures of strongly defined character: insectoid swarms of string pizzicato, birdlike twitterings of upper-register winds, armor-plated blasts of brass.