Sentence examples for to show characteristics from inspiring English sources

Maybe all losing teams resemble one another to some extent, but Australia at the moment is starting to show characteristics usually associated with England in this storied rivalry.

Most are extremely small, but the Centaur object called Chiron originally classified as a distant asteroid but now known to show characteristics of a comet has a diameter estimated to be about 200 km (125 miles).

To show characteristics of deeply infiltrative endometriosis (DIE) on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and how they correlate with intraoperative findings.

Compared with the hundreds of thousands of people worldwide thought to show characteristics of autism, "Timothy syndrome" is vanishingly rare, affecting an estimated 20 people across the planet.

This demonstrates that while some buildings give the impression that the development phase has been reached in L'Aquila, others continue to show characteristics of the recovery or early recovery phases.

Throughout 8 February, Jasmine began to show characteristics of an annular hurricane, maintaining a large, asymmetric eye and rather shallow convective features.

Many of the plantings are arranged to show characteristic species of different geographic regions of the world.

(d) Result failed to show characteristic remanence.

We used a variable scale of vectors to show characteristic features in the time evolution of each event.

The two polymers were found to show characteristic absorption in the visible region of the solar spectrum.

His later writings continued to show characteristic differences from Luther such as the inclusion of non-Christians in heaven as described in An Exposition of the Faith.