Sentence examples for marked characteristics from inspiring English sources
Indeed, flexibility (and complexity) became such marked characteristics of the system that doubt grew as to its continued usefulness.
A 1925 Western Times think piece begins: One of the most marked characteristics of this present century is the competition fever, which holds a big proportion of the population under its allurement.
In summer it is the humidity, rather than the heat, that is one of the more marked characteristics of the state's subtropical climate.
Given the charm and joie de vivre that were Ertegun's most marked characteristics (and that also characterized Greenfield's own, best book, "Bill Graham Presents"), the biography takes a few surprising turns.
Our labeling of the nine identified profiles and their marked characteristics are as follows: 1. Low-activity: contributors with infrequent participation in the site and below-average motivation and skills.
In reference to Nigerien piebald camels, studies report that it is undergoing a 'progressive disappearing of a type [of camel] with marked characteristics…and maybe unique…This danger deserves to be taken in consideration in regard to the safeguard of…biodiversity' (Pacholek et al. 2000b), as well as cultural diversity.
VANITY FAIR's "Proust Questionaire" asked what was her most marked characteristic.
As we have shown in our previous analysis, the WCT is profoundly different across subjects and may have the shape of ECG leads with sometimes very well marked characteristic waveforms such as a P wave, a QRS complex, and a T wave.
> Twenty-five Current Mammograms, on which the cancer had strong features and was seen on both views, were processed by the CAD system to evaluate the intrasystem and intersystem reliability in marking characteristics associated with cancer.
Fossil bones of at least two hominid individuals from Olduvai Gorge bear tooth marks characteristic of crocodile feeding [37].
Consistent with this, marks characteristic of activated chromatin correlate with activation of Ig V, D and J segments for V(D J recombination, a site-specific recombination process that is developmentally regulated, [32] and accompanied by sterile transcription of the target genes [33], [34], [35], [36].
