Smith also saw that the competitive search for capital accumulation would impart a distinctive tendency to a society that harnessed its motive force.
The voting behavior of appointees has been clear: They show a distinctive tendency to strike down agency decisions that do not follow a conservative line.
Ultimately, her newcomer's ambition sustains her creative drive, along with her distinctive tendency to, no matter wherever she is and whatever she is photographing, feel inspired by the allure of film.
Mr. Abraham, too, appears to have squelched his more distinctive tendencies, particularly his playfully subversive exploration of the ways in which black men perform their masculinity and sexuality.
The bloodline that John Washington bequeathed to his descendants exhibited three distinctive tendencies: first, a passion for acreage, the more of it the better; second, tall and physically strong males; and third, despite the physical strength, a male line that died relatively young, all before reaching fifty.
In this paper, we introduce the Korea Constitutional Multicenter Bank (KCMB) based on the previous SCM researches [ 27- 34], and show several distinctive tendencies of diseases with respect to SC types using the biological and clinical data from this biobank.
Alexis de Tocqueville celebrated the distinctive American tendency for all people to participate in civil society.
All serpins do not inhibit proteinases but those that do show a distinctive unfolding tendency at relatively low denaturant concentration.
Size, we learn, is accompanied by some distinctive biological tendencies.
He sees the three factions as having distinctive doctrinal tendencies, which he characterizes as "Purist," "Compromising," and "Reactionary," respectively (1989, p. 51).
Interestingly, these two iPS cell lines, while both pluripotent, exhibit distinctive differentiation tendencies towards different lineages.
