The country's most characteristic and fragile landscapes have been designated Biosphere Reserves.
His most characteristic and popular works are from his "Holbein period," about 1870 80 (e.g., Three Women in Church, 1878 82).
The destruction of the past, or rather of the social mechanisms that link one's comtemporary experience to that of earlier generations, is one of the most characteristic and eerie phenomena of the late 20th century.
"The inland is now seen as the heart of the island, because it is here that it is most characteristic and specific," says Roberto Carta, 38, an Oschiri native who works in the town council.
Perhaps the most characteristic and certainly among the most impressive relics of Sāsānian art are the great rock sculptures carved on the limestone cliffs that are found in many parts of the country.
Dilthey held that historical consciousness i.e., the consciousness of the historical relativity of all ideas, attitudes, and institutions is the most characteristic and challenging fact in the intellectual life of the modern world.
The most characteristic and finest achievement of the Rayonnant style is the great circular rose window adorning the west facades of large French cathedrals; the typically radial patterns of the tracery inspired the designation Rayonnant for the new style.
Once we realize that Bernard is a host, every previous episode reveals new layers of meaning: his most characteristic and familiar gesture — a careful readjustment of his glasses — is merely one of the "reveries" programmed by Ford to give the hosts access to past memories.
One of his most characteristic and memorable sorties in this field was his portrayal of Kingsley Amis's Lucky Jim – the anti-hero James Dixon, who savaged the pretensions of academia, as Amis had himself sometimes clashed with academia when he was a lecturer at Swansea.
One of the most characteristic and mysterious aspects of quantum mechanics is that particle properties are described by probability amplitudes.
