Sentence examples for designated distinctive from inspiring English sources

Another device, a discrimination reaction timer, requires that one of several toggle switches be snapped rapidly in response to designated distinctive spatial patterns of coloured signal lamps.

The tail and coat are designated "distinctive [or distinguishing] features" of the Labrador by both the Kennel Club and AKC.

Find a large open are, and designate distinctive boundaries.

In Indian philosophy the term designates the distinctive way in which each philosophical system looks at things, including its exposition of sacred scriptures and authoritative knowledge.

Darwinism designates a distinctive form of evolutionary explanation for the history and diversity of life on earth.

Mr. Pomeranc and his brother Jason, the designated hotelier for the Thompson property, said they tried to make the design distinctive, but understated.

Hypermethylated Axin gene was defined when a distinctive amplicon was demonstrated on gel electrophoresis after methylation specific PCR (MSP), while unmethylated Axin gene was designated when no distinctive amplicon was seen after methylation specific PCR and clear amplicon was produced by unmethylation specific PCR.

Plots designated as outliers are distinctive in their composition and insufficiently replicated across the dataset in question to allow a cluster to be defined (De Cáceres et al. 2010); in our example these plots are too dissimilar to be assigned to any associations or alliances defined using the national New Zealand dataset (Wiser and De Cáceres 2013).

SELDI-TOF mass spectrometry revealed four distinct mass spectral groups in the mass range 10 kDa–35 kDa, with each group (designated as Groups A D) showing distinctive spectra.

After the performance, we went to the supermarket and then hopped a ferry to Vega Archipelago, designated a Unesco World Heritage site for "a distinctive frugal way of life based on fishing and the harvesting of the down of eider ducks".

For a cell to be designated as a CSC, it must possess distinctive properties, such as the ability to regenerate tumours, promote metastasis, cause aggressive cancers and, most importantly, it should be capable of self-renewal (Reya et al, 2001).