Sentence examples similar to Distinct from inspiring English sources

Mr. Little said that Iranian warplanes "fired multiple rounds" but missed the remotely guided Predator, which has a unique silhouette similar to a giant, upside-down flying spoon and is not easily confused with a piloted jet fighter.

On the other hand, some missed North Korean traditional costume for it has its own unique silhouette and softness of the fabric.

At a particular timepoint we associate to a set of clusters a unique Silhouette value which means we could encode it as a numeric state variable in our model.

By the game's third episode, Telltale became unsatisfied with this system, and began diversifying facial features, and providing supporting characters with unique silhouettes and animations.

Distinct, unique, and unconventional are three ways this visual documentary has been described by cinema connoisseurs.

They say: "Many Western Australian government departments have adopted names and logos to give them a distinct and unique character.

Computer science offers a useful term of art: namespace -- a territory within which all names are distinct and unique; no fuzziness allowed.

This tone you, the reader, will identify not so much by a name, the name of the author, as by a distinct and unique human quality.

Both have distinct and unique characteristics.

Genealogic entities have distinct beginnings, unique histories, and eventual terminations.

Since 2009, over $2.9 billion has been invested in security technology companies that have distinct and unique approaches to security.