Sentence examples for as a distinct form from inspiring English sources

How do we talk about the counterrevolutions as a distinct form of uprising?

Sketching as a distinct form of drawing provided such a vehicle.

The concept of epidermotropic B cell lymphoma as a distinct form of B-cell neoplasia is an emerging one.

The petit jury emerged as a distinct form when the Articles of Visitation in England (1194) separated accusatory and trial juries the grand and petit juries of today.

There is one type of ginkgophyte leaf in the fossil record that is generally regarded as a distinct form and is given the generic designation Baiera.

Perhaps in a decade or two we could see libertarian crosswords published as a distinct form alongside Ximenean puzzles, in the same way that cryptic and definitional crosswords are seen as distinct forms now.

As such, it represents a distinct form of nonassociative learning in its own right.

Paleontologists refer to these extinct forms as a distinct class, Placodermi.

Pulmonary involvement occurs as a distinct pattern or association with other forms of the disease.

As Habermas conceived his task, he had to establish critical social theory as a respectable, distinct form of knowledge, in large measure through a methodological critique of the then-dominant positivist philosophy of science and historicist hermeneutics.

As a morphologically distinct form of programmed cell death, apoptosis is different from the other major process of cell death known as necrosis.