Sentence examples for defined by a distinctive from inspiring English sources
It is defined by a distinctive brain malformation known as the "molar tooth sign" on axial MRI.
While making a living with his day job, Kelley still makes work that is more personal, and more defined by a distinctive aesthetic mirroring his own subconscious.
The top of the lower member is defined by a very distinctive bed of fine-grained, lithic wacke that contains pectinids (Lepidopecten proterus) and spondylids (Spondylus scotti).
Their sound has always been distinctive, defined by a swirling Hammond organ and Burgess's nasal whine (which might just have given Liam Gallagher an idea).
In both films, the subject of war is defined by the distinctive virtues of the warrior, which are too precious and rare to be put at heedless risk.
And the Clovis culture a group defined by the distinctive stone and bone tools that they manufactured, and presumed by many archaeologists to be the first inhabitants of the New World—suddenly disappeared.
We have found from our two-year study of Indian business leaders that their "x-axis" is defined by four distinctive elements of managing: 1. Holistic engagement with employees.
For most of the 20th century, archaeologists believed the first residents of the Americas arrived 13,200 years ago and belonged to the so-called Clovis culture, defined by their distinctive fluted stone tools.
Lobular carcinoma in situ (LCIS), defined by its distinctive histological appearance (characterized by small cells of low nuclear grade that fill and expand lobules without penetration of the basement membrane), was not included in the DCIS TMA.
The other families within this class (i.e., HECTEx1, HECTAm1, and HECTHe1) are named after their taxonomic content (Excavata, Amoebozoa, and Heterokonta) and are defined by their distinctive domain arrangements.
