Sentence examples for a distinctive outline from inspiring English sources

The project also included interior renovations and a dramatic lighting of the tower top, giving the General Electric Building a distinctive outline on the Manhattan skyline.

Even under grey skies, there are sweeping views to the Carrick hills and the distinctive outline of Ben Lomond.

On this clear day I can see Cader Idris and the Berwyn northerly; Preseli in the west; the long rimming southern scarps of Wales from Bannau Brycheiniog and the Brecon Beacons to the Black Mountains on the Herefordshire border, and floating beyond them the lovely, distinctive outline of the Malvern Hills above the Severn plain.

Besides metrical aspects, the symphyses of MFI-K171 and TF 6223 have also distinctive outline patterns.

They make full use of Tartakovsky's wide palette: staccato freeze-frames that suddenly chop up the screen, flipping into widescreen panels; a brilliant use of graphics and negative space, with a distinctive "no outlines" drawing style.

However, finger impressions are preferred to those from other parts of the body because they can be taken with a minimum of time and effort, and the ridges in such impressions form patterns (distinctive outlines or shapes) that can be readily sorted into groups for ease in filing.

You could even plot the progress of the Roman legions in Britain as they moved inexorably north to thrash the natives, thanks to the distinctive outlines of temporary camps which still left their mark in the crops - at least to the well-trained eye, looking down from a Cessna.

The snout is long, with a distinctive bell-shaped outline when viewed from above.

In this paper we outline a distinctive practice theory approach to considering the role of management accounting in the constitution of organizations.

In this paper we use the concept of social capital to outline a distinctive approach to understanding the interplay between management control systems and the development of social connections in and between organisations.

The first outlines of a distinctive realist position were made in "Empiricism" and "The Knower and the Known" (1927).