Sentence examples for traits of something from inspiring English sources

Quality I think of as 'the subjective traits of something that's really a fine piece of journalistic craft'.

It becomes a survival trait like other survival traits instead of something unique and mysterious.

Without giving away the solution to the mystery, it can be divulged that the reason for mole-rats' eusociality and for most of their strange traits has something to do with the environment.

Here, we consider whether parental effects can also change the adaptive value of behavioural traits, something that has been rather overlooked in previous analyses.

I find these traits of his annoying, but they are part of something larger, which I cherish: his sheer courage as a writer.

Some consider their lisp to be a unique feature, a character trait of sorts, and something they may not want to correct.

It is unknown whether this global pattern of developmental stochasticity is a general characteristic of complex traits, or merely something that arises from wing vesicles (perhaps involving posteclosion hemolymph pressure as opposed to integrins and adhesion of individual wing blades).

Which genes control these traits has been something of a mystery, but last year, an international team of researchers made a breakthrough when they discovered that a single gene plays a major role in regulating the size of small dogs (ScienceNOW, 5 April 2007).

A hero is exalted by his fellow citizens because he has accomplished something remarkable requiring exceptional traits of character or competence.

So neither the detecting of something small, dark and moving, nor the eating of something nutritious was a mere side-effect or mere piggy back trait.

Traits of the Scientist-Entrepreneur.