Sentence examples for distinct again from inspiring English sources

New York, distinct again.

The Level 1 OBI 4 files (since the OBI is also encoded in these file names) are distinct again.

Victoria Desmond, from the Labour Campaign for Mental Health, said Corbyn had previously said he wanted to make the role distinct again, but nothing had been done.

All of those fall under the very different banner of "toasted sandwiches", which are distinct again from open-sandwiches finished under the grill and the croque monsieur.

Later that day, the eye became distinct again within a perfectly round area of deep convection.

Deeply private and protective of her younger, more decorated sister, Serena, 27-year-old Venus has emerged from the summer with her fourth Wimbledon title and a distinct buzz again about her game.

The sensitive, bitingly comedic artist Heather Olson has spent years dancing for the great contemporary choreographer Tere O'Connor: his mark is on her work, but the resonant trio "in the river" is a distinct world (again, hats off to Mr. Levasseur's painterly lighting).

Very similar results to those above were obtained, with the numbers of distinct scaffolds again dropping off very quickly with an increase in the number of searches.

When the treatment specific cost is distinct, we again observe differences in the shape of the survival curves, but now the curvature is altered.

It was first recognized as a distinct species again in a 2000 Indonesian field guide on primates by Jatna Supriatna and Edy Hendras Wahyono.

But whether and how neurogenesis is involved in keeping similar memories distinct is again unclear.