Sentence examples for its central characteristic from inspiring English sources

Without globalization and its central characteristic of increased movement of people, HIV might have remained in central Africa and the AIDS pandemic might have been delayed or might not have occurred.

The attention-centric nature of pain has long been recognized as one of its central characteristics, in both a physical sense — when something hurts, you turn toward it — and an emotional one.

This reaction is very complex, but one of its central characteristics is the inhibition of aggression.

The literary and academic spirit of Cambridge is one of its central characteristics, from the color of the carpet in the corridors (representing different colleges) all the way to the lavatories (which, instead of soothing music, play an equally soothing audiobook of Kenneth Grahame's Wind in the Willows).

In portraying Valmont, Mr. Daniels said, he sought to make the character's magnetic sexuality his central characteristic.

How an organization handles uncertainties stemming from its own production processes and from its environment, is a central characteristic of its functioning.

And the power of language, its ideological power, derives from this central characteristic.

It's the present Tory party.The central characteristic of today's electorate is its volatility.

The central characteristic of a construct is that its indicators co-vary with each other.

A considerable number of publications perceive chirality not merely as a central characteristic of life but as a prerequisite for its emergence ([ 78] and references therein).

Based on these premises, we set forth to investigate the expression of wolframin in human placenta throughout gestation in physiological conditions and contrasted it with the expression patterns in diabetes mellitus, a central characteristic of the Wolfram phenotype.