Sentence examples for foremost characteristics of from inspiring English sources

The cante jondo developed a distinctive melodic style, the foremost characteristics of which are a narrow range, a predilection for the reiteration of one note in the manner of a recitative (intoned speech), a dramatic use of ornate melodic embellishment, an Oriental preoccupation with microtones (intervals smaller than a semitone), and a subtle, intricate rhythm that defies notation.

Table 4 Foremost characteristics of bridge models.

Perhaps the foremost characteristic of our age, what sets it apart from all others before it, is that the sheer volume of images of the world — not just the world of the past, but also, and perhaps especially, that of the present, the world of which we are a part — is so massive.

Lawrence Weschler's December 5 , 1994 Profile of Polanski makes it clear that determination is one of the director's foremost characteristics.

Among the indicators of surface integrity, surface plastic deformation and surface topography are the foremost characteristics.

Spirituality and serenity were their foremost characteristics.

The Devils' foremost characteristic is that they are disciplined.

Surface roughness, which is the foremost characteristic in surface property issues, have been reported to be significantly affected by the grinding depth and feed rate of Ti-6Al-4V (Guo et al. 2010).

He looked first and foremost to the national characteristics of western European literatures, and he found the source of these characteristics in the climate and soil of each respective nation.

Our approach is foremost focused on the optimization of dynamic characteristics of the micromirror.

"First and foremost, any modifications that change the assist or recharge characteristics of the powertrain could likely stress components, the battery for example, in a way that is well beyond their intended operating parameters," said Mr. Naughton of Honda.