Sentence examples for way characteristics from inspiring English sources

The aim, the catalogue continues, is to give "a sense of Nicholson's work carrying, in some way, characteristics of the English context in which it was made" and the exhibition concentrates on Nicholson's working life in Britain between 1922 and 1958, when he settled in Switzerland.

In the TCQSM, capacity factors are divided into Vehicle Characteristics, Right of Way Characteristics, Operating Characteristics, Passenger Traffic Characteristics, Street Traffic Characteristics and Methods of Headway Control (gap between two consecutive vehicles on a route) [1.3 18].

One feature of the typical randomized controlled trial is that the outcomes being measured in the intervention and control groups need to be the same, and need to be measured in a standardized, validated way, characteristics which, as pointed out above, may not be compatible with community-identified and community specific processes and outcomes.

Which was in no way characteristic of his age or time…" ?

The Hanna-Barbera cartoons and their successors exploit this principle in a way characteristic of television.

adulting: noun, informal The practice of behaving in a way characteristic of a responsible adult, especially the accomplishment of mundane but necessary tasks.

Though initially separate, these projects became intertwined in a way characteristic of much of Davidson's philosophy.

Each spore mother cell divides by reduction division (meiosis) to produce haploid spores, which are shed in a way characteristic to the ferns.

And there was "shocked quartz"—crystals of the mineral shattered in a way characteristic of the shockwaves that follow an impact.All very significant.

Her "fate was in every way characteristic of her; she died as she did because, up to the very last moment of her life, she was kind, lazy, and accommodating: a fat girl content with her lot, who pleased herself and pleased others".

Adulting: behaving in a way characteristic of a responsible adult.