Sentence examples for features of groups from inspiring English sources

Participants will also learn the specialized features of groups such as grasses and composites.

We would recognize very few of the Cambrian organisms as "modern"; they're in fact at the roots of the tree of life, showing the earliest appearances of some key features of groups of animals - but not all features and not all groups.

And, although their communal autonomy had already begun to weaken in the 17th and 18th centuries (Ettinger 1976: 750), Jewish communities in Europe at the outset of emancipation fit the main features of groups that Kymlicka characterizes as "national minorities" with the right of self-government (1995: 18; see section 1.2 above).

Should we focus on accounting for the features of groups close to the level of perception, such as human beings, horses, dogs and such, or should we look for attributes that 'belong in common according to kind, and then later their distinctive attributes' (639b4 5).

These receptors do not recognise particular pathogens, but rely instead on detecting general features of groups of micro-organisms which have been termed microbe associated molecular patterns (MAMPs).

Clinicopathological features of groups A, B and C. Table S3.

Braun, V. et al. A chimeric ribozyme in Clostridium difficile combines features of group I introns and insertion elements.

To investigate morphologic features of group 2A idiopathic juxtafoveolar retinal telangiectasis (IJRT) with three-dimensional optical coherence tomography (OCT).

Recovery groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous share some of the therapeutic features of group psychotherapy but differ from it in that they lack a therapist.

The common features of group silos during buckling are summarized, and it is referential for structural design of a cellular silo.

One of the peculiar features of group dynamics is that clusters of people will come to decisions that are far more extreme than any individual member would have come to on his own.