Sentence examples for the two characteristics from inspiring English sources

It is about the two characteristics common to the young stars: they have short memories and they are fast learners.

The alchemy analogy fits best here - it's a kind of magic formula that turns gluten-free starch into dough that's elastic and resilient: the two characteristics naturally found in wheat flour.

CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC MONEY THEORY The hypothesis that money is a crystallization or condensation of time and free will, the two characteristics that separate humans from other species.

It is a basketball school, in a state that produces basketball talent, and we're hearing that the right guy can meld the two characteristics into one powerful entity.

He possesses the two characteristics that have long appealed to voters in the state's Republican primary: the perceived ability to beat a Democrat, which is important to voters whose choice has become the party nominee since 1980, and an unabashed Christian conservatism that does not edge over into pietistic evangelism.

The two characteristics that determine solution behaviour, structure and intermolecular forces, are, unfortunately, not independent, because the structure is influenced by the intermolecular forces and because the potential energy of the mixture depends on the structure.

Two characteristic equations are derived for the two characteristic parameters.

Pteridine 7d displayed the two characteristic bands of the NO2 group at 1515, 1368 cm−1368

The two characteristic peaks at 161.2 and 162.2 eV are assigned to S2p3/2 and S2p1/2.

Prussian blue was detected by the two characteristic Raman peaks at 2102 and 2154 cm−1.

As shown in (Figure 6a), the two characteristic emissions were detected for each sample.