For example, sandstone (characteristically quartzose) has a typical dry bulk density of 2.0 2.6 g/cm3, with a porosity that can vary from low to more than 30 percent.
Women, for instance, characteristically use emoticons at a higher frequency than men.
At the moment she is selling a line of sportswear steeped in Latin kitsch -- "La Vida Loca" T-shirts, for example, printed with the characteristically Mexican images of a rose, a pair of dice and a skull.
The mechanism of the action potential or of working memory, for example, underlies the phenomenon, here characteristically understood as a capacity or behavior of the mechanism as a whole.
For example, while rodents demonstrate a characteristically high prevalence of malignancies [ 18], cancer has never been observed in naked mole-rats (Heterocephalus glaber) [ 19], not even in captivity, indicating that this species has developed efficient tumor suppressor mechanisms during its evolution.
For example, cluster 13 contained many genes characteristically expressed by mesenchymal cells, especially those encoding components of the extracellular matrix (Fig. 3A).
For example, J. Block has pointed out that some individuals are characteristically maladaptive while others are characteristically resourceful in responding to environmental stressors [ 58].
For example, in the avocet, a shorebird with a characteristically upturned beak, when one flies in to take over incubation duties, the seated bird rises up in greeting.
For example, primary particles emitted from coal combustion are characteristically highly enriched with arsenic and selenium, whereas residual oil combustion particles are more enriched in nickel and vanadium, and soil particles are especially enriched in the crustal elements (e.g., silicon, aluminum).
For example, the appearance of two kinds of plants is characteristically different.
