Sentence examples for historical characteristics from inspiring English sources

He added that the Apsara Authority and Unesco should focus on educating the public about the living, sacred nature of the site in addition to its historical characteristics.

Their arguments primarily came down to whether a planet should be defined by physical or observational (and therefore also historical) characteristics.

That's not great, but it's also not entirely surprising, given the demographic and historical characteristics of the Texas workforce; also, more than a dozen states set the minimum wage higher than the federal standard, so you would expect very few of their workers to earn the same as or less than the federal standard, and for the national share to shrink accordingly.

Figure 5 Historical characteristics of the wall.

The areas are matched on the basis of showing very strong similarities in economic, demographic and historical characteristics.

Restoration treatments in dry forests of the western US often attempt silvicultural practices to restore the historical characteristics of forest structure and fire behavior.

Universalism and exclusiveness are a common historical characteristic of Abrahamic religions.

Language's second historical characteristic is that it articulates cultural identities.

"The bias toward universities is typical of what has been a historical characteristic of practically all the social systems of Latin America".

Though the two professors found that no single historical characteristic was a perfect predictor of how a stock would react to liquidity shocks, one of the useful indicators was how it reacts to large "buy" or "sell" orders.

We here draw the attention to some emerging land-cover cross-scale patterns with a historical characteristic sequence of different regimes in arid or semi-arid Mediterranean regions that could indicate an impending transition to the tightening and extension of desertification processes.