Sentence examples for its characteristic feature from inspiring English sources
Its characteristic feature is the fan vault, which seems to have begun as an interesting extension of the Rayonnant idea in the cloisters of Gloucester Cathedral (begun 1337), where tracery panels were inserted into the vault.
Electrochemical analysis indicated the possibility of reversible charge transfer as its characteristic feature suggesting suitability as an electrode material.
Its characteristic feature is that besides normal material and voids there is a material with poorer and varied parameters in the design domain.
Spontaneous CSF leakage is now recognized as a secondary chronic daily headache (CDH) and its characteristic feature is a postural (orthostatic) headache.
AKT1 activity has been found to be increased in diabetic kidney cells exhibiting its characteristic feature of matrix protein accumulation [71].
The stability and extended area of these docked and primed membranes may explain why after zona binding, the acrosome reaction is executed with its characteristic feature of multiple membrane fusions.
Physical geographers increasingly identified themselves as environmental scientists, using the basic concepts of physics, chemistry, and biology and the methods of mathematics to advance the understanding of how the environment works and how it produces its characteristic features.
Having long flirted with decoration in his paintings of women in rooms — with exotic costumes, dyed-fabric hangings, luxurious carpets, and fancy grilles — Matisse finally embraced its characteristic features of redundant pattern and an implied secondary role in gracing interior environments.
The high water retention capacity of the undried BNC is one of its characteristic features [12, 14, 16].
CT imaging can be helpful and used to differentiate a bronchogenic cyst (with its characteristic features) from a more sinister mass lesion [29].
Larger portlandite crystals and secondary ettringite are its characteristic features as a consequence of the much faster reaction rates in the early-age concrete.
