Sentence examples for uppermost characteristics from inspiring English sources

Of course the Ocean Park paintings have beauty and balance as their uppermost characteristics.

It's always hard to read the tone of Kruger's work – that is its essential and uppermost characteristic, in fact – but one can't help thinking she'd find that answer callow or complacent.

The uppermost zone has a characteristic dark colour, making for a striking profile and giving clear evidence of the decomposition of grass roots and of the wet-dry cycles over millennia that are essential to the formation of these soils.

It is well-established that seismic site response is related to the characteristics of the uppermost surface layers.

This was done in successive steps whereby the basic inherent safety characteristics were always kept uppermost in mind.

When the uppermost internode showed twining extension, the growth habit characteristic was recorded as '1'; when the uppermost internode was non-twining it was recorded as '0'.

Characteristics of spinal deformity: direction of convexity, uppermost vertebra, number of involved vertebrae, Cobb angle, the apical vertebra, degree of rotation at the apical vertebra, type of scoliotic curve, and presence of balanced spine and pelvic obliquity.

However, the earthquakes for which we observe guided waves are mostly located at the uppermost part of the Pacific slab (Figure 4 and characteristic 5).

Here, we report on the occurrence of anomalous carbonate crystals in a characteristic interval of deep-water facies in the uppermost Guadalupian at Chaotian.

This finding suggests that the crust and/or uppermost mantle of the northeastern part of the NKTZ and the OBR have different rheological characteristics.

(This characteristic is sometimes called timberline or forest limit, although strictly speaking the former term refers to the uppermost reaches that commercial-size timber trees attain and the latter term refers to a closed forest).