Sentence examples for exactly this characteristic from inspiring English sources

Big Al was found in exactly this characteristic pose, which shows that he had died in a drought and was not discovered or scavenged by other animals.

Ferrara views Simmel's idea of an individual law as an instructive example of such an anti-generalizing universalism, and it is exactly this characteristic that makes it better suited to the pluralist contexts faced by modern Western societies.

Though districts with wind turbines saw greater percentage change in local and county revenues available to public schools, how exactly this influenced characteristics of the schools within the districts such as student-teacher ratios and per-student expenditures was not as clear, although the significance does seem to be more pronounced for selected districts like Fort Supply.

Mussorgsky's orchestration, at once shining and murky, creates great blocks of chords, moving with unadorned, almost clumsy simplicity (exactly the characteristic of this composer which Rimsky was keen to polish and refine).

"Much of the traffic is shifting to providers who have large amounts of traffic, and that is exactly the characteristic of a scale-free distribution".

In retrospect, what made President Bush so effective in the weeks after Sept. 11 was exactly the characteristic that lent itself to parody in the months before -- his proclivity to describe the world in black-and-white terms.

And that in turn gives a more positive turn-in to corners - which is exactly the characteristic both Vettel and Raikkonen need in a car to give their best.

"What is unique in this experiment is that we are reproducing exactly the characteristics of an ADS on an industrial scale," says Abderrahim.

Fire management decisions exhibit exactly the characteristics that are likely to trigger such mental shortcuts.

News media analysts are making an error by not viewing Facebook as a core part of the industry, sharing exactly the characteristics of many of the traditional players.

In short, the acquisition and adult use of the regular past tense exhibits exactly those characteristics expected from the connectionist formulation.