Sentence examples for hallmark of the program from inspiring English sources

State flexibility is a hallmark of the program.

The hallmark of the program is the lack of predictability".

"Jazz intersects with every performing art form," said Gordon J. Davis, chairman of Jazz at Lincoln Center, "and the hallmark of the program created by Rob and Wynton is to make that clear to everybody.

That kind of candid, unsparing response, so different from the evasion and obfuscation most politicians habitually deploy in the heat of partisan combat, is the hallmark of the program.

The hallmark of the program is in its principle that students learn in order to tutor each other (or their parents and teachers).

The hallmark of the program is its intense line speeds (inspectors are expected to examine a chicken in 1/3 of a second) and reduced government inspection.

One of the key hallmarks of the program is the close connection between the computer science program and the criminology program.

One of these complexes, F-ML-10, demonstrates selective uptake in apoptotic cells in concordance with the aforementioned hallmarks of the program cell death pathway, evidenced by signal loss at disruption of the cell membrane and thus is able to distinguish necrotic from apoptotic cells.

Alumni were overwhelmingly positive in their assessment of the way in which the fellowship brought them into the fold of a diverse community of cancer prevention professionals, often describing it as a hallmark feature of the program.

Virginia Heffernan's Medium column demonstrates the benefits of mastery learning — a hallmark of the Kumon program.

A shift to more multifaceted and systemic account of faculty practice was also the hallmark of the research program of Joan Stark (Stark [2000]).