We undulate our hips and use our hands expressively, curling our fingers in arabesques, which are characteristics of Indian and Arabian dance.
Ida does not have a set of fused teeth in the middle of her bottom jaw called a "tooth comb", or a "grooming claw" on her second toe, both of which are characteristics of the lemurs.
Not only is Mr. Falardeau's movie charming, uplifting and emotionally satisfying — all of which are characteristics the Academy has traditionally valued — but he may also get some extra points for degree of difficulty.
"These brokers stole millions of dollars by overcharging customers for trades involving stocks with high trading volumes and price volatility, which are characteristics they wrongly thought would conceal their illicit pricing scheme," Robert Khuzami, the head of the S.E.C.'s enforcement division said in a statement.
At 2.5 % concentration in MWCNTs, we observe intense peaks, which are characteristics for good crystallinity of polymers.
The emitted sound signal showed additional subharmonic tonal peaks for the asymmetric flow cases, which are characteristics for diplophonia.
As temperature increases, the dynamic adsorption capacity of the nanocomposite was decreased, which are characteristics of physicosorption processes.
The analysis reveals peak shifts within the Raman spectrum of graphene, which are characteristics for p-type doping.
For CS, two diffraction peaks at 11.5° and 20.1° could be identified, which are characteristics of the hydrated crystalline structure of CS.
Consistent with this structural classification, overexpression of VENTX2 in zebrafish embryos led to anterior truncations and failure to form a notochord, which are characteristics of ventralization.
Test cells of samples calcined above 225 °C retain nearly rectangular CV loops up to a scan rate of 100 mV/s, which are characteristics for supercapacitors with excellent capacitance behavior and low contact resistance.
