Sentence examples for play characteristics from inspiring English sources

They play characteristics, not characters: Jimmy is "feckless"; Billie is "spunky".

Many wells (e.g., Ma58, Ma1, Ma6, Ma7, Ma8, Ma19, Ma21, Ma24) confirm the "Hybrid Play" characteristics of the Lucaogou source rock interval.

We present the results of a systematic observational method, until now used mainly in sports analysis, which is based on applying sequential body movement analysis to obtain the play characteristics of 48 children.

To expand on previous work examining the use of video analysis in concussion identification [4 8, 10], we explored the rates of six observable signs of concussion, match play characteristics, and how the combinations of these signs were able to predict a concussion diagnosis when the CIR was activated.

In addition, reviewing these combinations of signs in the context of match play characteristics (such as anticipating the oncoming impact, tackler versus ball carrier, tackle height, and the number of defenders involved in the tackle) may also assist with maximizing the usefulness of sideline video review systems.

The purposes of this study were to determine (i) the combination of observable signs occurring in the NRL using video review and (ii) the combination of observable signs and match play characteristics that were associated with a concussion diagnosis when the concussion interchange rule (CIR) was activated.

A thinker's psychological states play characteristic causal roles, and these states (in combination with others) tend to cause the thinking being whose states they are to behave in certain ways.

However, play behavior in males treated with flutamide or vinclozolin was significantly reduced, resembling levels of play characteristic of females rather than untreated males.

Figure 3a, lower panel, shows that certain immune cell types play characteristic roles in the semi-clique: Macrophages and B cells appear only in the role of the reciprocally connected node (Black node).

Indeed, caddie masters said they spent hours trying to match the personality of the caddie with the personalities and playing characteristics of players.

White knew it was a violation of Rule 4-1 (a), which prohibits the use of a club whose playing characteristics had been altered.