Sentence examples for Slightly distinct from inspiring English sources

Yet icy precision is not the goal; in keeping with the philosophy of Wilhelm Furtwängler, the Philharmonic's visionary mid-twentieth-century leader, the bass inhabits a background space, slightly distinct from the rest.

As was reported at the time of the recent court ruling, there is now some degree of lack of clarity with regard to a slightly distinct area which is to do with the exercise of the ministerial veto which is in the current freedom of information legislation.

A direct evidence of the slightly distinct morphologies of aminosilane-modified surfaces was given by atomic force microscopy (AFM).

Our results indicate that among the V-type asteroids there exist slightly distinct mineralogies which could be explained either as coming from different depths of the asteroid (4) Vesta or from different bodies.

Each one of a large variety of slightly distinct chunks of reality has an equal claim to being the referent of the vaguely introduced name 'Tibbles', and each such thing has a perfectly precise mereological structure: some of them currently include the lose whisker among their parts, others do not.

The head of this snake is large, broad, flattened and is slightly distinct from the neck.

Too often Hardy's performance falls into broad "crazy eyes" villainy, with a voice that recalls a slightly more distinct Bane.

Poe and, later, Lovecraft, did horror in ominous, deranging close-ups; Bierce preferred the long and the medium shot, in which the nature of the terrible thing is slightly less distinct, a little harder to make out, and the more awful for it.

This is reflected by HR and HR (ECG) appearing co-clustered, while the patterns of PR intervals modifications are slightly more distinct (correlation with HR: r = −0.67, p = 7×10−5).

The Uncx4.1 stripes in these somites look slightly less distinct than in wildtype, but are much more regular than in somites 1 27 of the same Lfng−/− embryos (n = 9; Figure 3A, B).

Most of the major studies have identified the Rainbow Forest Bed and Jasper Forest bed as being slightly stratigraphically distinct [11], [12], [16] [20], [29], [40], with many of these workers claiming to be able to identify the Rainbow Forest Bed and Jasper Forest bed occurring together as stratigraphically distinct units either west or north of the Flattops.