Both are among the most characteristic features of Egyptian civilization.
One of the most characteristic features of "post-Bloomfieldian" American structuralism, then, was its almost complete neglect of semantics.
The universal scale of Greek drama was reflected in one of its most characteristic features, the interaction between chorus and protagonist.
Their paintings, therefore, show objects and surroundings independently of one another and from the views that best present their most characteristic features.
One of the most characteristic features of the rash is desquamation, or peeling, which occurs at the end of the first week.
The reversal of worldly expectations through divine intervention is one of the most characteristic features of apocalypticism and contrasts with the older prophetic style.
One of the most characteristic features of Kabuki was its contemporaneous dramatic subject matter; puppet drama was much changed when Chikamatsu brought this quality from Kabuki into his puppet plays.
The most characteristic features of the more primitive bony fishes is the assemblage of polyandrous (many males) breeding aggregations in open water and the absence of parental care for the eggs.
Encrusting red algae Lithothamnion and Porolithon form the fortifying purplish red algal rim that is one of the Great Barrier Reef's most characteristic features, while the green alga Halimeda flourishes almost everywhere.
The complex of these large apocrine glands commingled with an equal number of eccrine sweat glands in the axilla composes what is known as the axillary organ, one of the most characteristic features of human skin.
Among Pushkin's most characteristic features were his wide knowledge of world literature, as seen in his interest in such English writers as William Shakespeare, Lord Byron, Sir Walter Scott, and the Lake poets; his "universal sensibility"; and his ability to re-create the spirit of different races at different historical epochs without ever losing his own individuality.
