Sentence examples for older traits from inspiring English sources

If the Globe represents Boston's desire to be taken seriously as a major center of art, commerce, and learning, the Herald embodies some of its older traits: parochialism, truculence, and hostility toward anything it regards as showy or false.

New characters are dependent on pre-existing traits, thus increasing the amount or rank of the burden of the older traits.

Student 5: "[I]n lab I learned that older traits would be more widespread, but I still think survival is more important".

One student quote from phase III is particularly telling: Student 5: "[I]n lab I learned that older traits would be more widespread, but I still think survival is more important".

We observed a large and significant decrease from preinstruction (33%) to postinstruction (18.8%) in the prevalence of the alternate conception that newly derived traits would be more widespread across a clade than older traits (NTW).

Edelman also stresses the importance of the evolutionary emergence of higher-order consciousness in humans from the historically older trait of primary consciousness which humans share with non-human animals (see Neural correlates section above).

rRNA genes have also been heavily fragmented in dinoflagellates, and this is an older trait shared with apicomplexans.

Gradually, old traits are repurposed as populations become modified over generations, creating the "endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful" which left Charles Darwin in awe of nature.

The bottom line was that this was a collective victory featuring all the old traits for which Ireland – and O'Neill's teams – are renowned.

In between, the same old traits were displayed here, thus confirming exactly why both team's final placings were so dubious.

Meanwhile, he is probably hoping that another of Mr Brown's old traits—his caution keeps the election plans in check.