Sentence examples for singular characteristics from inspiring English sources

Scientists want to study the species, which has a number of singular characteristics for a Phragmipedium orchid, including its habitat at a high elevation and its unusual flowers.

Christopher, P., Xin, H., Marimuthu, A. & Linic, S. Singular characteristics and unique chemical bond activation mechanisms of photocatalytic reactions on plasmonic nanostructures.

Most currently available active control algorithms target noise sources with relatively singular characteristics such as tonal or wideband noise.

Its Gilroy-based predecessor did not focus on the brand's singular characteristics — using an off-the-shelf aftermarket engine, for instance — and aimed to grow too quickly, said Stephen Julius, the chairman of Indian and founder of Stellican.

And the English wines, though inspired by and modeled on Champagne, are different, befitting a terroir that — although it may share certain geological features with Champagne — has its own singular characteristics.

This special concrete presents singular characteristics due to the spraying process that must be considered in the prediction of this property.

That instinctive bias – along with the singular, unique characteristics that make each of us who we are, like race, gender and IQ – are the things we bring into the world.

But scholars say the fact that they built no churches is a singular characteristic because most other communities built churches before they even built schools.

A singular characteristic of an emerging market heading for deep trouble is a seemingly suicidal tendency to become overly indebted to foreign creditors.

This coordinated cacophony of tastes is a singular characteristic of a big flavor approach to cooking, and the one which gives it much of its appeal.

Such reactions occur widely in chemistry, but the singular characteristic of metal ions is that they can act as acceptors to several ligands.