Sentence examples for has the distinctive features from inspiring English sources

At first glance, it has the distinctive features of the old city: gray brick walls, a frame made of rough-hewn wood logs, and a low-angled tile roof where magpies can settle and chatter in the afternoons.

NDN has the distinctive features of receiver-driven, connectionless communication, and stateful forwarding transport.

He has proposed a paraconsistent (and non-paracomplete) logic now known as LP (for Logic of Paradox), which retains LEM, but not EFQ.[10] It has the distinctive feature of allowing true contradictions.

Particularly, both EECP and CECP had the distinctive feature that enzymatic hydrolysis and fermentation of pretreated whole slurry (PWS) were carried out without solid liquid separation, washing, and detoxification after hydrothermal treatment of OPT.

Andy Egan (2001) explains similar phenomena in terms of what he calls 'bimagination', a mental state that has some of the distinctive features of belief and some of imagination: bimagination is both action-guiding (and hence belief-like) and inferentially highly circumscribed (and hence imagination-like).

Submissions from Nealon's lawyers also challenge the conviction on the grounds that an identification parade was unsafe, and that Nealon did not have the distinctive facial features described by witnesses.

The optimisation procedure is iterative in nature and has the following distinctive features.

This DES type has the following distinctive features: language generator is represented as a set of automata and DES alphabet is structured by three type events: controllable, uncontrollable and expected.

The proposed approach has the following distinctive features: (i) The identifiability condition is very simple and is more relaxed than the irreducible or column reduced condition [8]; (ii) It can apply to the more transmit antennae case under a certain condition; (iii) Through numerical simulation, it yields improved BER performance in the low-to-moderate SNR region.

However, B510 has the following distinctive features: the inversion of fixABCX, the insertion of two other predicted genes (AZL007670 and AZL007680) into a region between nifHDK and nifENX, and the transposition of nifQ from these clusters (Fig.  2A).

This RHC mutation is similar to the hill-climbing mutation presented in the previous section but it has the following distinctive features: (i) only one chromosome is being mutated and when no further improvement is obtained by pull moves the procedure stops; and (ii) at each hill-climbing iteration, only one pull move transformation is applied for a position randomly selected.