Sentence examples for many typical features from inspiring English sources

The Physician's House, at number 40, has many typical features of the style: wrought ironwork, decorative windows with carved bas-reliefs above them on several floors.

Qualitatively, the effect of frequency on the electrical properties of the composites was the same for all AR MWCNTs and shared many typical features of electrically percolative composites.

It has many typical features of Japanese soybean, for example, a white seed coat, a relatively large seed size and high protein content.

Morphology-based classifications consider Neomeniomorpha and Chaetodermomorpha as the earliest branching lineages within mollusks because they lack many typical features of mollusks, among which the most conspicuous is the shell [ 4].

wal) (displayed under node J) has much lower GC-content (48%) than other halophiles (> 60%), yet it shares many typical features of high salt-adapted proteomes like under representation of Lys, Phe, Tyr, Met and Leu (all of these except Leu are encoded by AU-rich codons), and over representation of Asp, Thr, His etc.

It shows many typical fish-like features such as scales, in its case bony and rhomboidal in shape.

In the early 20th century, branchiosaurs would be recognized as larval forms of temnospondyls lacking many of the typical features that define the group.

The residence features many typical Chinese elements: a walled private garden, decorative tiles, elaborately carved doors and a master's quarters consisting of two adjoining courtyard homes.

However, at this point it is unknown how many RP genes share typical features or which genes have specifically unique features.

What I found myself thinking about, however, is the way the inequality debate illustrates some typical features of many debates these days: the way the right has a sort of multi-layer defense in depth, which involves not only denying facts but then, in a pinch, denying the fact that you denied those facts.

Protein aggregation(i.e., amyloid deposition in tissues) is one of the typical features of many endogenous CDs.