Sentence examples for other unique characteristics from inspiring English sources
Does Iraq's intense sectarianism, among its other unique characteristics, preclude it from mirroring the Al Qaeda/terrorist narratives of these countries?
Long highway immersed tunnel ventilation systems with strict design standards, large energy consumption, high security requirements and other unique characteristics.
They are among the stiffest and strongest fibers known, and have remarkable electronic properties and many other unique characteristics.
Do CTCs represent a specialized subpopulation of tumour cells with low immunogenicity and other unique characteristics, for example, metabolic adaptation to hypoxia? To what extent does the immune system control cancer dormancy?
However, it is likely that the Met and other police forces will welcome the opportunity to argue the case for AFR - and begin to put it on a solid legal footing alongside other unique characteristics stored on databases, such as fingerprints and DNA.
While Table 2 indicated the known benefits of videos as part of a flipped learning approach, students also reflected on their learning with videos in an open question, mentioning other unique characteristics as well as additional benefits that contributed to learning, represented by the themes shown in Table 3.
Desirability may be based on a person's national stature, research interests, background, or some other unique characteristic that appeals to the institution.
The other unique characteristic of a wormhole link is that it abnormally increases the node's neighbourhood, and this feature is being exploited in [8, 14 16] to detect hidden wormhole.
Wenzhou's unique regional culture offers a regional immigrant temperament of daring to disobey, being willing to take on challenges, skilled at doing business as a group, as well as being too risky, utilitarian, pompous, and narcissistic, among other unique regional characteristics (Xu 2012).
We also show its other unique sexual characteristics.
Here, we demonstrate the hermaphroditism of the fungal feeding nematode Bursaphelenchus okinawaensis, which was formerly described as a parthenogenetic nematode, and we show its other unique sexual characteristics.
