Sentence examples for has a distinctive characteristic from inspiring English sources

This filter has a distinctive characteristic.

A completely random graph has a distinctive characteristic that the degree distribution is similar to a Poisson distribution with a mean value <k> [19].

Furthermore, the health care system has a distinctive characteristic from other economic sectors: it is the intersection between social welfare and innovation systems.

The presence of the nanoparticles in the fluids increases appreciably the effective thermal conductivity of the fluid and consequently enhances the heat transfer characteristics, as seen in Figure 7. Nanofluids have a distinctive characteristic, which is quite different from those of traditional solid-liquid mixtures in which millimeter- and/or micrometer-sized particles are involved.

When we think of something as good we do not think of it merely as having certain effects on us, or as picking out certain surface properties the property of goodness has, but think of it as having a distinctive characteristic.

Nanofluids have a distinctive characteristics, which is quite different from those of traditional solid-liquid mixtures in which millimeter and/or micrometer-sized particles are involved.

It is demonstrated from displacement tracking results that the proposed MR actuating system has a distinctive control characteristic in an active mode.

We believe that mathematics teaching at university has a distinctive character, with unique characteristics, challenges, and joys (Barton 2011; Schuck and Pereira 2011) although we acknowledge that there is much to be learned from generic studies of tertiary teaching (e.g., O'Neill et al. 2005).

The old rust-colored brownstone at 43 West 46th also has a distinctive touch: the cornice has the characteristic acanthus brackets, but these are decorated with small shields bearing crosshatched medallions.

These are one of the few primary extraperitoneal masses which have a distinctive and characteristic appearance on MR imaging.

It has been found to be a distinctive characteristic of Class III heme containing peroxidases [40,41], in which the proportion of the S = 3/2 state increases in the order horseradish peroxidase (HRP) < soybean peroxidases (SBP) < barley peroxidase type 1 (BP1), as suggested by the progressive increase in frequency of the core size marker bands on passing from HRP to BP1 [41].