Sentence examples for distinct characteristic of from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the presence of such "nonliterary" genres is a distinct characteristic of the phenomenon of adab.
One distinct characteristic of Ms. Dulaney's work is the use of poetry; enigmatic words inscribed directly into the wet acrylic paint.
Unlike the Four Seasons Kuda Huraa resort, where glimpses of haute couture can turn up somewhat expectantly in the evening hours, the disinclination to put on airs is a distinct characteristic of the Island Explorer.
Fine cracks, caused by restrained shrinkage during drying, are a distinct characteristic of all Roman cement stuccoes.
According to above-reported results, the most distinct characteristic of the formed whisker-like structure is that the whisker-like tungsten has Ni-enriched structure at the bottom.
A distinct characteristic of the fibrous nanostructures is that particles are fused and the agglomeration shows certain degree of organization, unlike the random stacking of particles observed at femtosecond laser ablation at pulse frequency in kilohertz and hertz regime.
Veblen identified two distinct characteristics of goods as providing utility.
Some of the distinct characteristics of these potential psychopaths are now clear.
But, he added, the principal focus "has to be on the last dictatorship because of the distinct characteristics of state terrorism that it employed".
But while their work does show some affinity with that of other contemporary European auteurs, like the Belgian brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, who make art out of the grim facts of quotidian existence, the realism of the Romanians has some distinct characteristics of its own.
Written and directed by Miri Navasky and Karen O'Connor, who five years ago made "The New Asylums," a documentary examining the treatment of mentally ill offenders in the Ohio prison system, the new film bears the distinct characteristics of a "Frontline" offering: dolorous, reproachful, illuminating in detail if not enlightening in its arguments.
