Sentence examples for the most common characteristics from inspiring English sources

The most common characteristics are the F2-peak density NmF2 and peak height hmF2.

Whereas peak responses represent the threshold record of a sound or synthesis specification's highest values, average responses represent the most common characteristics.

A survey by an American fear of flying course found that among the most common characteristics of aviophobics an active imagination was second only to the need to feel in control.

One of the most common characteristics of the mounds is a smooth surface texture relative to the surrounding rugged surface covered with blocky materials and dunes (Fig. 4), whereas brightness of the mound surfaces in visible grayscale images vary in places (Fig. 3).

One of the most common characteristics among the chronically late is a habit DeLonzor dubs deadlining.

The most common characteristics of a rare steak is a soft, cold, red center.

Cherry picking was the most common characteristic they shared.

"The most common characteristic is a little bit of eccentricity," said Gregory F. Russell, Trinity's new ringing master and steeple keeper and a systems engineer at I.B.M.

The most common characteristic of these plants is the presence of a capitulum, or floral head, containing a number of small individual flowers, termed florets.

The most common characteristic of verbal fallacies is a discrepancy between the syntactic and the semantic form of a sentence, or between its structure and its meaning.

The most common characteristic structures are a set of eight comb rows for means of locomotion along the oral-aboral axis and a gravity-sensing apical organ at the aboral pole.