Sentence examples for usual characteristics from inspiring English sources

Castle's art does not display the usual characteristics of so-called Outsider Art.

Their low profile and locking screws are the usual characteristics of these new plates.

In most ways, however, it has all the usual characteristics that similar communities in high-crime cities like Chicago, Philadelphia and Baltimore share.

Simon Parkin: Depression Quest eschews the usual characteristics of most video games: there is no victorious ending and, as the developers warn in the preamble text, the game "is not meant to be a fun or light-hearted experience".

His pinot grigio has an incredible colour, half pink, half orange, his 2006 sauvignon has none of the usual characteristics, and he has launched a very affordable range called Quinto Quarto, at €10 a bottle.

It's one of the very few "design" hotels in Brittany, with all the usual characteristics – predominantly white decor but with brightly coloured scatter cushions, bold patterns, bucket seats and oversized plant pots.

This year Amalric is wearing his director's hat, as well as his usual characteristic look of a bewildered veal calf, as the lead in his own thriller.

Part of the attraction was that the cathedral's bells were tuned to produce an overtone a major third above the main note (an E natural if playing a C), rather than the minor third overtone (E flat if playing a C) that is the usual characteristic of carillons.

As shown in Figure 2c, a displacement-type moiré pattern of the InAs initial deposition layer, which reflects the usual characteristic of a regular misfit direction, is observed at the InAs/Si interface.

This quality of drinking blood is a usual characteristic of all Matrikas, and Chamunda in particular.

In our conditions, however, only one of the seven R mutants (BmH38RwbkD) survived, indicating that complement sensitivity is a usual characteristic of B. melitensis R mutants whose contribution to attenuation cannot be dismissed.