Sentence examples for typical trait from inspiring English sources

An olive-skinned girl with thick brown hair — she was adopted from Guatemala as a baby — Marguerite has always liked to go shopping and wear pretty things (not a typical trait for a girl with autism, though not unique either).

These pieces have the typical trait of seeming -- like a movie score without the movie -- to be reacting to forces that are not in evidence but that clearly have some logic; the tone skips, slides and lurches, but the music stays on course.

Peptide pC-CoaTxII is mainly composed by positively charged and hydrophobic amino acids, a typical trait in most antimicrobial peptides, and presented no defined secondary structure in aqueous environment.

Reticence is a typical trait of many new small-business owners and entrepreneurs of both genders, and I would posit that, while nearly impossible to document, this trait plays a dominant role in the demise of the majority of small businesses that fail.

While "counting results" of this type have to be taken with a grain of salt (see [47] for an in-depth discussion), we would like to argue that this result indicates that at IDC = −0.5 nA chaoticity is a typical trait of the models which are close to our model in parameter space.

Mite resistance is considered a typical trait of Africanized bees (Guzmán-Novoa et al. 1999).

These are all typical traits of a perfectionist student.

Chenin's typical traits — peach scent, melon flavor, long aftertaste — come through vividly.

Typical traits include a love of harnessing the power of human emotion and leveraging data to drive interactions.

-"This seems to be a man with typical traits of a master politician," Mr. Baggett wrote.

Reflected in the variation of the modern genome is the range of diversity that underlies what are typical traits of the human species.