All major inflorescence types occur in grasses, and a certain type or variant of that type is often characteristic of a species or group of species.
They gave it a lash, not just doing the old backs-against-the-wall thing so often characteristic of the underdog, but by trying to play their way out of the predicament.
In a kind of past-future time warp that is often characteristic of Fontana, it suggests both docking spaceships and levitating fossils, as well as, oddly enough, one of Frank Stella's mid-1970s Exotic Bird reliefs, disassembled.
Patterns of the leaf veins are often characteristic of plant taxa and may include one main vein and various orders of smaller veins, the finest veinlets infiltrating the mesophyll, from which they collect photosynthates.
These give some idea of a sample's age.In this section Fired up Sleepy heads Signs of life A weighty matter ReprintsThe result is a profile that is often characteristic of a particular type of reactor or centrifuge, and sometimes of an individual machine and can also indicate how long ago the processing took place.
82, 83, 84, 85, 86, and 87; 1785–86) are miracles of beauty and formal perfection combined with great profundity, noticeable especially in the slow movement of No. 86 in D. The London visits injected a new force in Haydn's music, but, side by side with a greatly increased nervous tension, his works began to take on an emotional depth often characteristic of the music of an aging composer.
Accordingly, higher strengths are often characteristic of denser material.
The young business has a lean cap table often characteristic of startup's led by experienced entrepreneurs able to secure financing deals briskly from top VCs.
Clinically significant trait perfectionism is often characteristic of individuals exhibiting symptoms of eating disorders.
Such resources are often characteristic of 'natural' ecosystems and are critical to successful ecosystem recovery.
