characteristics

• characteristics were

  On the other hand the research showed that training could be valued and programmes could be maintained, if certain characteristics were in evidence.

• essential characteristics

  To overcome it some look upon their own experience and try to offer its essential characteristics to others.

• certain characteristics

  On the other hand the research showed that training could be valued and programmes could be maintained, if certain characteristics were in evidence.

• main characteristics

  There were four main characteristics which distinguished the early retired from other older people.

• different characteristics

  These spaces have quite different characteristics.

• physical characteristics

  Mrs ,you attach considerable importance to the physical characteristics of boundaries, don't you?

• social characteristics

  We have seen that in capitalist societies, different classes exhibit differences in social characteristics, such as values and patterns of behaviour.

• particular characteristics

  Effective rule of any kingdom necessarily depends on an understanding of its particular characteristics.

• have characteristics

  A well broken, loose and particulate soil will have characteristics different to a uniform and unbroken film of the same type.

• specific characteristics

  For example, he was clearly insensitive to many specific characteristics of American culture.

• personality characteristics

  The psychiatrist John Cooper has carried out some work on the personality characteristics of ‘houseproud’ women.

• operate characteristics

• national characteristics

  The British case represents the kind of compromise commentators on our national characteristics have come to expect.