Nestorius can be better understood as the victim of his own intolerant personality and crudely provocative rhetoric, and as having been the loser in one of the rivalries between great episcopal sees that were a feature of the time.
This area-based characteristic fitted the model of other area-based initiatives that were a feature of much government policy at that time.
Increasingly they are a feature of our time, stoked by changes in human demographics, mobility, land use and climate, and compounded by poor standards of public health in parts of the world [26], [41].
But these shortages were thought to be a feature of premodern times, when coins were made out of precious metal, and people literally brought silver to the mint to have it turned into coins.
"Perhaps it is a feature of the times that we live in, but I'm sure I can speak for all my colleagues who sign warrants that we all have, in the back of our minds, that at some point in the future we will – not might be, but will – be appearing before some inquiry or tribunal or court to account for the decisions we've made," Hammond said.
Miscalculation, misperception, and the adoption of maximalistic goals seem to be a feature of our times -- just as they seem to have been in the years leading to the outbreak of the First World War.
This must not be a feature of the debate this time.
While broken promises have always been a feature of politics, there were times when ideological stability was more the norm, such as during the 1950s, 1960s and into the 1970s when the Cold War united voters and politicians.
As noted above, the maintenance of allele specificities for long periods of time is a feature of self-incompatibility systems [ 58- 60].
"I think it will be a feature of the market for some time to come.
But again this is a feature of the methodology that favours time savings for drivers getting slightly faster to their destination, rather than wider considerations such as job creation, regeneration and access-to-work opportunities for people without cars.
