Sentence examples for retained characters from inspiring English sources

Plesiomorphically retained characters are: 1), mandibulate mouthparts; 2), absence of wing spots and eyespots; and 3) wings that structurally are highly cantilevered.

So, with respect to the other species analysed, collembolans might be more likely to have retained characters which occurred in the common ancestor but that have been subsequently lost during arthropod evolution.

PLENTY OF CHARACTER The courts, made of crushed oyster shells, are groomed frequently but are meant to retain "character," a bocce term meaning smooth but not level.

These lambeosaurine taxa experienced cranial allometric growth and retained juvenile characters (neoteny) until the skulls reached approximately 50% adult size.

The tender, mellow pumpkin retained its character.

His playing retained that character, and a fair bit of volume, throughout the set.

Nowadays, it attracts a fashionable crowd but has retained its character.

And by hewing closely to the original concept of the car, it has retained its character remarkably well.

"Eventually they got brought into the fold, but they always retained a character of their own," she said.

After introducing DCM (Figure 4A, B and C) or MCB (Figure 4D, E and F) to the inlet mixture changes of [CO2, [CO] and [VOC] retained its character.

Likewise, the vegetables retained their character even after such long cooking.