Sentence examples for This distinctness from inspiring English sources

This distinctness is also reflected in the shell morphology.

She takes pains to make her characters distinct, even as she drops hints that this distinctness isn't noticed by the people who know them best.

This creates the illusion that it is the phenotypic difference that is causing the perception of cultural-historical distinctness, along with the injustice and inequality that has gone along with this distinctness.

On Stampe's view, this distinctness is best demonstrated by the fact that it is consistent to claim to believe that something is good while it does not seem good (i.e., is not wanted), but it is not consistent to claim to desire something while it does not seem good (i.e., is not wanted).

Although James' insistence on the distinctness of ideas with respect to God's essence is reminiscent of Henry of Ghent's teaching, it is important to note, as has been stressed by M. Gossiaux (2007), that James does not conceive of this distinctness as Henry does.

This emphasizes the distinctness and genetic variety within the genus.

This emphasized the distinctness of several localities in the Negro and Orinoco Rivers (all nominal C. nigromaculata and several C. monoculus localities) relative to the remainder (light blue vs. dark blue).

There are a variety of interpretations of what this metaphysical distinctness consists in for Leibniz, but on any plausible interpretation it is safe to assume (as Leibniz seems to have done) that for any person P, P's mind is a distinct substance (a soul) from P's body.

This faunal distinctness between the seamounts was caused by those species which had their highest abundance on the same seamount and contributed some percentage to the dissimilarity (Table 5).

This chemical distinctness of organismal proteomes is maintained by the relatively low rate of amino acid misincorporation that occurs during protein biosynthesis.

Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) sequences from the same regions are not reciprocally monophyletic among population clusters, but still have very high levels of differentiation (overall FST = 0.68) and a unique set of haplotypes is restricted to parasitoids from K3 localities in the eastern Mediterranean, supporting the distinctness of this population [19].