Sentence examples for three key characteristics from inspiring English sources

Lewis says the culture of the partnership model is based on three key characteristics: responsibility, relationships and influence.

The three key characteristics of self-consolidating concrete are flowability, segregation resistance and passing ability.

The team developed a kind of steel that has three key characteristics, which combine to limit the spread of cracks that do form.

Its three key characteristics are: a small number of buyers and sellers; high risks to both; and widespread concern about the market's legitimacy.

After the collection process, we synthesized the information to find three key characteristics that the cookstove we would design would need to have: it should be capable of making tortillas, cooking with multiple pots simultaneously, and keeping food warm.

A case study of a personalized smart wearable product development is described, of which the three key characteristics are considered collectively.

We present a study on two key characteristics of human syntactic annotations: anchoring and agreement.

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So I think there are two key characteristics: a positive attitude towards new things, and someone who doesn't easily give up in the face of problems or criticism.

They share two key characteristics, which work together: the sharpness of their social and political criticism, and their decision to work in Africa, unlike their fellows who have opted to settle in Britain, France or Belgium.

The storm no longer has a warm center or convection, the upward movement of warm air through the eye, two key characteristics of hurricanes, the National Hurricane Service said.