Sentence examples for the single characteristic of from inspiring English sources
But the single characteristic of the bagel that has always been honored, no matter what other attributes go by the board, is its shape.
In this case we suggest, that if individuals share the single characteristic of feeling socially including through social interactions then these individuals would be more likely to be willing to then give back to this society they feel a part of through organ donation.
The joint bandwidth delay metrics can be very useful in hybrid platforms such as that considered, because it is possible to take advantage of the single characteristics of the Satellite and HAP segments.
The agreement charts provide a visual impression that no summary statistic can convey, and summary statistics reduce the information to a single characteristic of the data.
Graphs provide a visual impression that no summary statistic can convey, and summary statistics reduce the information to a single characteristic of the data.
While each criterion describes a single characteristic of the baseline methods, all indicators together allow to quantify the performance of these criteria (either directly or indirectly through the use of proxy indicators, c.f. Table 1).
All parameters used describe only a single characteristic of the sorption system.
I also challenge this policewoman to point out to me a single characteristic of the current Cuban political system that allows her to call it a "Revolution".
With the exception of a single clone located in 5q13.2 these clones were associated with only a single characteristic of the disease states.
Percophis has two nostrils on each side of the head rather than the single nostril characteristic of notothenioids, which is also present in zoarcids and some groups formerly affiliated with zoarcids [ 29, 70].
Merriam [ 6] contends that the single defining characteristic of case study research lies in the bounding of 'the case', that is giving consideration to the case as "a thing, a single entity, a unit around which there are boundaries" (p27).
