Sentence examples for of a characteristic of from inspiring English sources
Indeed, predictability seemed to be more of a characteristic of the class than a characteristic of the landscape metric.
Second, we qualify the robustness of the novel monitoring phase with respect to the algorithm that is employed to perform change detection in the mean value of a characteristic of interest (filter drop probability in our case).
Simply stated, a hypothesis is a clear statement of a characteristic of a population and usually its numerical value, or of a relationship among characteristics (something happens associated with something else), that may or may not be true.
This is more of a characteristic of continuously reinforced concrete pavements and is typically associated with changes in conditions below the surface, such as settlement within subsurface layers, poor drainage conditions, and high base friction.
The key to the discovery, presented here today at the American Astronomical Society's annual meeting, was understanding that lower levels of energy from a certain class of objects represented experimental evidence of a characteristic of black holes predicted by Einstein's relativity theory.
Finally, by use of a characteristic of this kind of actuator fault, convergence region of the closed-loop system is estimated to embody the controller's fault-tolerance with the help of the latest results for convergence region estimate by Pavlov et al. (2004).
Perversity is, of course, a characteristic of Mr. Polanski's films -- so, too, the inability to escape.
As Luis Bunuel knew, obscurity is a characteristic of objects of desire.
Semi-automatic rifles, including the AR-15, fire one round with every pull of the trigger – a characteristic of a wide range of modern firearms.
Was the great heart of his journalism also a characteristic of him as a father?
This impatience with reasonable doubt is a characteristic of all the advocates of the database state.
