Marked features of this time are improved methods of inlay of precious metals and shell and, especially, an attractive form of design in which beautifully written poems are interwoven with the pattern (ashide).
Their study, and the papers that followed soon afterwards, defined the hall-mark features of LTP: input-specificity, co-operativity and associativity (Andersen et al., 2006).
As has been discussed previously, the biophysical properties of the NMDAR provide an explanation for the hall-mark features of LTP; namely input-specificity, co-operativity and associativity.
In the lens, these protein changes are marked features of the aging process and they can be quantified non-invasively and in vivo by lens autofluorometry.
In periods of longitudinal airflow, a marked feature of wind flow pattern was flow deflection.
Dramatic shifts of tempo and dynamics are a very marked feature of Levit's Beethoven.
The continued growth of the state capital was a marked feature of the postwar years.
Another marked feature of the 2010 Index is the increasing dominance of web-based companies, not just Twitter and Facebook, but eBay and Skype, two brands that, like Amazon, have successfully challenged consumers to rethink their definition of retail.
If Alexander was their founder, this would be the first good evidence of the urbanizing that was a marked feature of his policy for the conquered territories to the south and east.
Though union membership growth was a marked feature of the early 20th century in Britain, as in Australasia, its upward course was less steady and more vulnerable to shifts in the economic cycle.
The power of winning the affection and confidence of young men was a marked feature of the personality of Prof. Purdie, whose death was announced in NATURE of December 21 last; and no record of his life, however slight, would be complete without special reference to the wonderful insight and understanding that bound him to his students.
