Sentence examples for most distinct characteristic from inspiring English sources

The most distinct characteristic is that these sounds consist of fundamental harmonic and several overtones which are called harmonic series.

According to above-reported results, the most distinct characteristic of the formed whisker-like structure is that the whisker-like tungsten has Ni-enriched structure at the bottom.

In this paper, we present a distributed transmit beamforming method, whose most distinct characteristic is to make the signals "retrace their ways to the destination".

Firstly, double reduction, the most distinct characteristic of polysomic inheritance, allows sister chromatids to enter into the same gamete during meiosis and thus cause systematic distortion in allele segregation [ 8].

The Strand's most distinctive characteristic is its lupine voracity.

At a time when conservation managers (particularly in mammalian systems) were grappling with sometimes-trivial subspecific classifications [ 16], ESUs aimed to refocus conservation resources on populations exhibiting the most distinct evolutionary characteristics.

These GO terms have as a distinct characteristic that most of them are involved in molecular binding and binding-related activity.

In Islamic tradition, there are 99 Names of God ( lit. meaning: 'the best names' or 'the most beautiful names'), each of which evoke a distinct characteristic of Allah.

The Jones spread contains eight small mini-vineyards, each contributing a distinct characteristic to the Moraga blend.

This, perhaps, was Lewis's most distinct advantage.

Another distinct characteristic of her work is its rambunctious yet paradoxically subdued color palette.