defining feature造句

The defining feature of a stem cell is self-renewal.

Cultural diversity is a defining feature of human civilization.

Take advertising alone, which is a defining feature of living in a consumer-oriented society.

The defining feature, however, is the holes between the booths, called glory holes.

The simple white-rendered surfaces reference the Modernist architecture that is a defining feature of Casablanca's urban fabric.

Or as Paul Bloom, a Yale psychologist, puts it, “Philosophers have often looked for the defining feature of humans — language, rationality, culture and so on.

The defining feature will be a bumper crop of especially tall, slender skyscrapers piercing the skyline like postmodern boxes, odd stalagmites, and upside-down syringes.

It is a defining feature of life that it takes in free energy from the environment and unloads its entropy as waste.

But the shadow cast by the absent twin towers is no longer the defining feature of world politics in the way that the shadow cast by the Berlin Wall was for nearly 30 years.

One of the defining features of any platform is its look and feel.

Exchanges, cooperation and mutual benefit should be the defining features of the 21st century.

Language, tool-making, and the regulation of sex are the chief defining features of man in contradistinction to other primates.