Sentence examples for which were characteristic from inspiring English sources

An interesting aspect of the study was the formation of wavy structures called 'thermals' which were characteristic of turbulent convection.

The pressures of modern life, the isolation of the modern couple without a wider family structure, the high expectations of performance, have destroyed the lightness, the playfulness which were characteristic of the French Lover.

Today, the changes are seen as a menace, as a negative evolution because they cause a loss of diversity, coherence and identity, which were characteristic for the traditional cultural landscapes that are rapidly vanishing.

This attitude may be placed in the wider context of the return to religion itself, as opposed to the Aristotelian rationalization of religion, and the vogue of Kabbala (esoteric Jewish mysticism), both of which were characteristic features of Spanish Jewry in Crescas's time.

The specific responses of the out-of-plane deflections, which were tracked by four laser sensors focused on the axial centerline of the panels during compression loading, were explained by the measured initial geometric curvatures, which were characteristic of variable-stiffness panels.

In addition, both Nowik type A and C were found in the research, which were characteristic of sappanwood for identification.

Operations can develop trends which are characteristic of themselves.

The steering is on the light side, which is characteristic of most Honda and Acura vehicles.

He and his ex-wife remained on good terms, which is characteristic of McInerney.

Antlers, which are characteristic features of the deer family, are not integumentary derivatives at all.

"He has no sense of danger, which is characteristic of these kids, which is why they get hurt a lot.