Sentence examples for noteworthy traits from inspiring English sources

The Miller, describing a parish clerk, says that among this man's noteworthy traits was a squeamishness about farting in public.

Having isolated the suspicious transactions in the data, Ben-David could now examine the noteworthy traits they shared.

John Reed, a silver-tongued Gilbert and Sullivan singer renowned for urbanity, verbal inanity, touching humanity, antic insanity and (a noteworthy trait in a world-famous player quite used to performing for crowned heads of state) a singular lack of theatrical vanity, died in Halifax, England, on Feb. 13, his 94th birthday.

The most noteworthy trait of Mayan mathematics was an awareness of zero.

Another noteworthy trait of the digital SPECT is that due to the compact detector design, it is more practical to use tungsten as the collimator material.

One noteworthy trait is wing twist.

One noteworthy trait of this type of beetle is, it doesn't fly.

Rarer still is the noteworthiest trait of the monkey, called the lesula: a patch of brilliant blue skin on the male's buttocks and scrotal area that stands out from the surrounding fur like neon underpants.

The colocalization of QTLs for ∆13C along with diverse shoot traits is noteworthy, and it is consistent with observations by plant breeders who note that early seedling vigor (involving both shoot and root growth) is critical to improving the water use efficiency and overall agronomic performance of cereals (Condon et al. 2004).

Two traits are noteworthy about rope builders among microorganisms involved in biostabilization; on the one hand they are typically pioneers, and on the other, they are comparatively very efficient in stabilizing their own habitat, in both terrestrial (M. vaginatus [20], [21]), and marine (M. chthonoplastes [22]) environments.

It was noteworthy that since several traits (e.g. SDI) were repeatedly used in several linear regressions, the Type I errors of this set of analyses were inevitably inflated.