Примеры использования Common characteristic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
A common characteristic of the environmental base of most OIC countries is its fragility.
The attachment to one's own ideas and convictions,the insistence on them is a common characteristic.
A common characteristic of all the components to be included is that they are liquefied.
These inquiries into Yesmoke's activities always have a common characteristic: they never end.
Common characteristic of all rooms is their amazing view to the pool and the sea of the south Evian Golf.
Innovative drugs produced by Nanolek focus primarily on consumers and have common characteristic advantages.
The common characteristic of the period was outlined in a way, as if you have destroyed everything possible.
A computer group is a collection of managed computers,typically one that reflects some common characteristic.
A common characteristic of poor families is that the head of household is unemployed and there are many children.
The population of the city is less than ten thousand inhabitants,which is a common characteristic of all the cities of Vermont.
The common characteristic of all these programmes and proposals lies in the emphasis that they place on the preventive aspect.
In spite of their differences, they share this common characteristic: they will not make the spiritual aspirants waste their time uselessly.
A common characteristic of consumer rights in the context of e-commerce is the inalienable right to repurchase/rescission.
The countries that have succeeded in halting the spread of the pandemic have one common characteristic: there has been a clear and strong national leadership.
A common characteristic among all programmes under part V for the biennium 2000-2001 is the redeployment of resources among subprogrammes.
Temporary Employment is a broad category of work whose common characteristic is that there are fixed time limits on the periods of employment.
A common characteristic of these soils is their low reserve of exchangeable bases, indicating a low buffering capacity against acidification.
The aliens who are members of the group which is subject to collective expulsion usually have some common characteristic which identifies them or unifies them as members of a group.
Therefore, all stainless steels have a common characteristic, that is, the chromium content is above 10.5%, and the preferred steel grade also contains nickel, such as 304.
In many regions, relatively low Mg concentrations in leaves and needles- often combined with optimal oreven high nitrogen contents- were a common characteristic of damaged spruce trees 1, 2.
All users seem to have one common characteristic- whatever the periodicity of the data they use and the timeliness of their release, they want the information sooner.
Market segmentation, also called customer segmentation,is in essence dividing the market to customer groups having common characteristic and sharing similar buyer patterns.
A common characteristic of the countries selected is that they are relatively new to competition law enforcement and in particular to anti-cartel enforcement.
It is used for a range of different activities whose only common characteristic is that they use the Internet for something beyond transmitting files.
A less common characteristic of internal displacement that is evident in Azerbaijan is the strong sense of solidarity between the Government and the displaced.
During the Middle Helladic II period, stamped concentric circles and"festoons"(or parallel semicircles) became a common characteristic of decoration especially on Black(or Argive) Minyan Ware.
A common characteristic of those group distinctions is inequality, which has its clearest expression when democratic citizenship and participation are not allowed to prevail.
The collective expulsion of a group of aliens orthe mass expulsion of a large number of aliens may occur with respect to aliens who have some common characteristic or are members of a particular group.
One common characteristic seems to be the pronounced emphasis on management and programme audits over financial statement audits, which fall traditionally in the domain of external auditors.
During the period of the most intensive energy consumption growth(2003-2007), the average GDP growth rate was 7.2%, indicating a strong link between economic growth andincreased energy consumption, a common characteristic of developing countries.