Sentence examples for what makes it specific from inspiring English sources

I try to tell a building's story: what makes it specific for a period, location and climate – from high-end architects like Zaha Hadid to people at the other extreme.

The answer is that although each cell inherits the entire genome, what makes it have its specific traits is that it only uses some of its genes, while the other genes remain silent they are not used to code for their respective protein in that cell.

I should stop telling you about the show and present some specific examples of what makes it so good, but "Girls" is one of those shows that is incredibly difficult to pick apart.

A total lack of specifics is what made it great.

Soar's focus on functionality and these five specific theoretical commitments are what make it both distinctive and controversial in cognitive psychology.

"The great thing about the Meebo platform is that we can change those offers quickly and make it specific to what's going on right now," Mr. Stoupa said.

For example, the entire process of assembling the titular ensemble occurs in a quick pre-credits montage that whizzes by so quickly it fails to drive home what makes these specific people so integral to the assignment.

But it is also a book that raises a thornier question: What makes this specific footnote in medical history important?

This discovery raises questions about whether there are cross-species commonalities between repetitive sequences – specifically TNRs – that may help us to understand what makes a specific TNR sequence prone to repeat number instability, and the diseases that can result.

What makes this specific instance of ad relevancy failure worse is that the #RoyalWedding hashtag is currently being highlighted on Twitter's revamped homepage along with #STS134 and #NFLDraft — As things that presumably add value to new Twitter users.

So, what makes this specific form of green tea so special?