Sentence examples for make characteristic from inspiring English sources

Mother chickens and quail make characteristic calls to gather their chicks and keep them nearby, and the chicks innately perceive and favor the calls of adult females of their own species.

Captive pygmy slow lorises also make characteristic gouge marks in wooden substrates, such as branches.

Filled with the Orientalism that composers like Rimsky-Korsakov and Borodin had made characteristic of Russian music 60 years before, the concerto fitted into a longstanding tradition of attractive, accessible fare.

Increasingly, divisions between landowning magnates and popolo concealed the process of coalition making characteristic of early 13th-century urban politics.

However, they made characteristic mistakes on trials in which the faster object was small and light (see Panel 5 in Fig. 1 for an example).

The males have pronounced dark brown and cream stripes on their feathers and visible eyebrows, and orange-colored air sacs that, when deflated, make their characteristic booming sound.

Such variations make the characteristics of stress reductions by using LGIs complicated.

What makes them characteristic of legal reasoning is the circumstances of decision-making in law.

But Mr. Lagardère made a characteristic rebound.

After meeting with Republican senators, he made a characteristic move — suddenly ordering twelve hundred National Guard troops to the southern border.

And Texas is a deep red state, which makes it characteristic of a pattern of states becoming more polarized.