The phrase "as distinctive feature" is not correct in English; it should be "as a distinctive feature." You can use it when describing a unique characteristic or quality of something.
Example: "The bright colors of the painting serve as a distinctive feature that sets it apart from others."
Alternatives: "as a unique characteristic" or "as a notable trait."
They distinguished between the natural and the social sciences and, as distinctive feature of the latter, in Weber's sociology there appear non-scientific, non-behavioristic entities and activities such as the spirit of the age (Zeitgeist), and empathy or understanding, poetic activity that grounds what he calls 'Verstehende sociology' (ibid., 353).
As distinctive features of the lifeworld, policies can be described as science-based programs for action that guide decision-making in service to the effective achievement of clearly designated outcomes.
For instance, in [1], statistical data extracted from cross-correlation of EEG signals are reported as distinctive features for MI task classification, but the main drawback is the usage of prior information of the classes.
The argument will proceed in three steps: We define two stages of the Energiewende up to 2030 and estimate the costs incurred during these two phases We identify nuclear phase-out and early action as distinctive features of the German Energiewende We roughly estimate the cost of a (fictitious) transition of Germany's electricity sector without nuclear phase-out and without early action.
Domain recombination events, the lateral transfer of domains from different kingdoms, and lineage-specific expansion of particular protein families have all been identified as distinctive features of several protozoan lineages [7], [8], [9], [10], [11].
Shape often carries several types of contour information, which are used as distinctive features for the classification of an object.
Information on MeSH terms and the ability to instantly hide and display abstracts were identified as distinctive features.
These studies will serve as a reference for determining how to better define "healthy growth" in a given population, and for identifying shared as well as distinctive features of healthy growth and microbiota maturation across different cultures/geographic regions.
The reasons for these differences between the two trials are not readily apparent and may include evolution of the clinical approach and management over the years as well as distinctive features of the two study populations.
As in-room connectivity becomes more widespread, what was once seen as a distinctive feature to attract discerning customers is increasingly regarded as a necessary service.In-room access is now shifting from a fee-based model towards becoming an amenity—"from pay-per-view to free shampoo", as Ms Cravens puts it.
