Sentence examples for definite characteristics from inspiring English sources
The phrase "definite characteristics" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to qualities that are specific and unique to a certain thing, person, or situation. For example, "The invention of the airplane had definite characteristics, including wings, an engine, and propellers."
While native plants do not provide large sweeps of color, there are definite characteristics that make them appealing, designers say.
When Felstiner interviewed some of Salomon's classmates, they recalled her as "having no definite characteristics" and being "uncommonly inarticulate," like "a nonperson".
Roman food, like much Italian food, is mostly seasonal, uncomplicated, bold, and with flavours that are undisguised and definite, characteristics that appeal to me.
He and colleagues later devised a mind-bending laser experiment vividly demonstrating that photons had no definite characteristics -- or even any reality -- before being measured by a light detector.
To investigate the effects of discontinuous boundary condition on the sound radiation from a piston, we introduce three piston models that have, respectively, definite characteristics at their own edges.
We have shown that the business of insurance has very definite characteristics, with a reach of influence and consequence beyond and different from that of the ordinary businesses of the commercial world, to pursue which a greater liberty may be asserted.
The dewetting morphology is very irregular and no definite characteristic wavelength is observed.
Believe it or not, grown-out dyed hair is a definite characteristic of the grunge scene.
Ice in the perennially frozen ground exists in various sizes and shapes and has definite distribution characteristics.
No ancient texts speak of Ligurians in southern Gaul as nations or attribute definite racial characteristics to them.
These new gods generally had clearly defined functions and definite personal characteristics and became prominent in literature and the other arts.
