Sentence examples for unique trait from inspiring English sources

Wing rattling appears to be a "unique" trait to tody courtship and has been suggested to resemble some of the manakin (Pipridae) species (Sick 1967).

Rapid7's researchers were able to find the Amazon I.P. address and the 10 others because they shared a unique trait with the Bahrain server.

As compared to factory-processed ceramic parts, one unique trait of all-ceramic dental restorations is that they are custom-fabricated, which implies a greater susceptibility to fabrication defects.

Thus, site specificity for invasion may be a response to characteristics of the intestine that are shared by a number of hosts rather than to a unique trait of the natural host.

However, this commonality does not represent a unique trait among protozoans; for example, organisms that are clearly not protozoans also produce flagella at various stages in their life cycles (e.g., most brown algae).

Overall, these results suggest that a global preference is not a unique trait of human beings and that differences among different vertebrate species in the global/local strategies of stimulus encoding may be because of different ecological adaptations making initial elaboration of a visual scene in a global or local way more likely.

Modern amphibians are united by several unique traits.

Such variants, called landraces, possess unique traits encoded in their genes.

Few people, though, understand the unique traits that identify white elephants.

All rorquals share several unique traits, like the stretchy pleats on their undersides.

I found her exploration of conjoined twins, each with their own preoccupations, passions and unique traits, convincing and moving.