Sentence examples for distinct figure from inspiring English sources

Basically, this figure shows that, of the 351 species and colour forms analysed, 336 share at least some morphological similarities, whilst only 15 (just four percent) were distinct (Figure 1B).

The corresponding differences in the O1s XP spectra before and after swabbing with the microemulsion were less distinct (Figure 2A).

When the Fe content increases, the sizes of the TiC x particles decrease and the cubic character of the TiC x particles becomes more and more distinct (Figure 2h).

The resinous species within this genus are geographically distinct (Figure 1), which makes Xanthorrhoea resin a very useful tool for locating the source of an artefact and identifying likely trade of completed objects.

However, it is easy to see that the ((r_{0},r_{1})) pairs calculated for the three examples are clearly distinct (Figure 7B) and correspond to intuitive description: the bullseye and the eye examples have larger spatial decoherence and circularity than the dots example, with the eye having the largest circularity, due to the bullseye's central cluster marring its symmetry.

The resultant volume forms a distinct figure on the new skyline of Seoul – a "#" that serves as a gateway to the new Yongsan Business District signaling a radical departure from the crude repetition of disconnected towers towards a new urban community that populates the three-dimensional space of the city".

They pair off as couples, but the women begin as distinct figures, human propellers rotating body parts like shoulders or spinning around with arms swung back.

Laurence Mitchell as the commander, Ian Ashpitel as the coxswain, and Tom Espiner, as a young father doting on his new child, emerge as distinct figures.

Thus, the relationship between Amida and Sakyamuni is not that between two distinct figures, or between the religious symbol taught and the teacher.

The underlying data in Fig. 2 are continuous but, especially in the third panel, we are inclined to see the red and blue regions as distinct "figures" on a background.

At stimulus onset, two distinct figures could appear (see Figure 1).