Sentence examples for a common distinctiveness from inspiring English sources

This reflects a common distinctiveness from all the other Merino populations considered in this study, which originates from a shared history after their arrival in Australia.

As formerly industrial urban waterfronts are redeveloped worldwide, a common claim of these projects is that they preserve the historical distinctiveness of their sites.

For generations now, a common argument goes, national styles of music making have been losing their distinctiveness to a global musical melting pot.

The blackout itself gives a political movement distinctiveness, an added badge that is more memorable.

In a novel, the distinctiveness of a setting is often tacit.

Mary Ewing Mulligan, co-author of "Wine for Dummies," said a result was a loss of distinctiveness.

"I think there is a real distinctiveness to the work this year," Mr. Gilmore said.

But I do think there is still a considerable distinctiveness about what might be called Chicago economics.

With all features, similarly good compromises between a high invariance and a high distinctiveness can be obtained.

Our study used these data to provide a genetic distinctiveness score of each sample as described below.

With a $50,000 bank loan, he tried again but cultivated a distinctiveness that would give him more staying power.