Sentence examples for notable attributes from inspiring English sources
Mikhail Piotrovsky, the director of the State Hermitage Museum, remarks in his preface to the heavyweight volume accompanying the exhibition: "The ability to absorb outside influences without losing a very particular feeling for national identity is one of the most notable attributes of the Russian enameler".
For that, the reader is better off with Joseph J. Ellis's succinct 2004 character study, "His Excellency" (which depicted Washington as a man whose most notable attributes were stamina, self-control and a dogged ability to learn from his mistakes), or Ron Chernow's prodigiously researched biography "Washington: A Life," which appeared just last year.
Through the theoretical analysis of western discourse, notable attributes of the western architectural avant-garde are identified, and a tentative framework is developed to test its validity and usefulness in a non-western context.
The concept of American Exceptionalism -- the abstract idea that America has specifically notable attributes which makes its land, people, and way of doing government better than other lands, peoples, and systems -- is destructive.
Our study has several notable attributes.
Two other notable attributes of the MSHR1132 genome are the absence of the operon encoding staphyloxanthin and the presence of a CRISPR region.
If the most notable attribute of her writing is a sentence so unpredictable and generative that it constantly propels the story inward to reveal the rapid associations of its author's mind — at once familiar to us and yet unmappable — what may be most memorable in her stories are those zinger moments when she reveals deep cutaways of character in quick excavational swipes.
Another notable attribute of most solutions is the tight coupling of security with the underlying database, which restricts the solution from being applied to any other database.
A final notable attribute of the MTD is that the thrombectomy procedure time is approximately 2 to 6 min, without extensive preparation time as with other thrombectomy devices.
Despite being the most intriguing structure of P. vivax, the hypnozoite is not the only notable attribute of the parasite that makes diagnosis, treatment and elimination very difficult.
A third notable attribute of the ternary DNA CMG ATPγS model is that several structural features of the complex turn out to be most similar not to replicative helicases, but to a completely orthogonal system, namely, the regulatory subcomplex of the eukaryotic proteasome.
