Sentence examples for as distinctly representing from inspiring English sources

Regarding the last four problems, McNamara 1996a, 1996b provide a semantical and logical framework for distinguishing "must" from "ought", indifference from optionality, as well as distinctly representing "the least you can do" idiom and analyzing one central sense of "supererogation" via that otherwise unstudied idiom.

Very high resolution interpolated climatic data subset for India has been used in this analysis so as to distinctly represent the variety of climates experienced in India.

As a result, the WSSCs can be readily knitted with textiles and woven into different shapes, which distinctly represent the available self-stretchable and size-adjustable ability, thereby throwing light on a new avenue for the development of wearable electronics.

"We could feel it as distinctly as we could smell the rot along the gutters".

Scale differences and temporal sampling make evaluation of coarse to moderate spatial resolution remote sensing models and DVMs difficult using in situ measurements of NPP, as they represent distinctly smaller areas.

The buildup curves for birefringence were fitted with biexponential functions representing distinctly different mechanisms with time constants.

Ceku and Ramush, as Haradinaj is called, represent distinctly different strains of Albanian nationalism.

Mr. Pizarro resisted pigeonholing Pessoa as distinctly Portuguese.

The players were regarded subsequently as distinctly average club cricketers.

Its Hennepin is as crisp and sharp as a saison beer, if not as distinctly flavored.

The emergence of Southern pines as distinctly different under the Chojnacky groups is one example.