Sentence examples for local trait from inspiring English sources

These loci have been proposed to interact locally with the products of pleiotropic genes, thereby freeing the local trait from the variational constraint due to pleiotropic mutations.

The filter is essentially a curvelet of adjustable anisotropy and orientation that can be tuned on any given (target) wavenumber; while retaining the properties of curvelets, it is not bound to the scaling rules of the Curvelet Frame but is individually steerable to any local trait of the data, hence it is dubbed "Curveletiform".

According to Gur, claiming a fashionable arrondissement of Paris as a home base is something of a local trait.

We here focus on habitat loss, where the immediate consequences of environmental change might include increasing isolation, reduced carrying capacity, increased environmental variation, and shifts in local trait optima (Carvajal-Rodríguez et al. 2005; McClure et al. 2008).

His songs judiciously blended styles from across southern Africa and beyond without submerging local traits.

The moderate differences between the remaining three communities were mainly linked to local traits in park environs.

The local traits based index (TBI), constructed from the richness of macrofaunal taxa in seven functional groups, responded to changes in sediment mud percentage and heavy metal contaminant concentration gradients below international guidelines.

It uses the post office to send clothes by air to the farthest-flung corners of the vast, icy, sparsely populated country.Online retailers in Russia have to put up with other local traits.

I just completed a Latin American tour, not a music tour, but a series of discussions about bikes and transport; there it seems every city has its own bike-share program, many with peculiar local traits.

Olivia is growing up in Manhattan, and so Charlie Ravioli has a lot of local traits: he lives in an apartment "on Madison and Lexington," he dines on grilled chicken, fruit, and water, and, having reached the age of seven and a half, he feels, or is thought, "old".

That's not a new phenomenon, but it's a recent one, and it accounts, in part, for the plethora of superhero movies and comic-book-based movies that studios produce — stories that don't depend on a sense of place, on characters bearing particular local traits, or, for that matter, on characters who bear much resemblance to people anywhere.