Sentence examples for permanent characteristic from inspiring English sources

To this end pace should become a permanent characteristic so the arrival of the jet-heeled Memphis Depay in the summer from PSV Eindhoven will help.

The lumbar curve is a permanent characteristic only of humans and their bipedal forebears, though a temporary lumbar curve appears in other primates in the sitting position.

"The need to choose," Berlin wrote, "to sacrifice some ultimate values to others, turns out to be a permanent characteristic of the human predicament". But Berlin's arguments provide no easy guide to deciding which sacrifices should be made and why and in the name of what authority.

A careful analysis of data collected by the HISCALE experiment on board Ulysses suggests that the quasi-periodic (QP) modulation of several or tens of minutes in flux and/or anisotropy/spectral observations is an almost permanent characteristic of the energetic (>∼50 keV) ion population in the outer and the high latitude middle magnetosphere of Jupiter.

Ethnic identity can change after arrival, as opposed to ethnicity which remains a permanent characteristic of the source country.

Variations in genetic phenotypes cause allelic changes in the form of expansion/contraction of an allele or simply microsatellite instability (MSI) and loss of heterozygosity (LOH- a permanent characteristic feature of cancerous tissues, which make the analysis of cancerous tissues for DNA related forensic identification purposes complicated (DiPerte et al. 2009).

British colonialists, with their passion for fixed classification, froze the shifting categories and assumed that "races" had permanent characteristics.

Associate and naturalized citizens were second and third-class designations, based on the assumption that "races" had permanent characteristics and others were inferior to the Bamar.

To identify the model, we exploited within-family variation in years since migration at childbirth, assuming that variation in parental time since migration/spacing between births of siblings is random, conditional on observed or unobserved permanent characteristics at the family level.

Formally, we use ordinary least squares and sibling-fixed effects specifications, we estimate the effect of each parent's years since migration, assuming that variation in parental time since migration/spacing between birth of siblings is random, conditional on observed or unobserved permanent characteristics at the family level.

We think that each of these things has an identifiable nature, but this is not the case; we are simply projecting onto an ever-changing reality, a world made up of what we think are permanent things with permanent characteristics.