Sentence examples for distinct rather than from inspiring English sources

London becomes Essex in Buckhurst Hill, where back gardens stretch like cats and engines become distinct rather than blurred together.

It is best applied by stretching loops recorded for slow speeds, when the impacts are most distinct, rather than compressing.

In fact, the argument depends on a postulate specifying a necessary condition upon two things being distinct, rather than on division per se, and it may be reconstructed as follows: If there are many things, they must be distinct, that is, separate from one another.

Therefore, in contrast with our original predictions, it seems likely that movements offset by 90° are controlled mostly by distinct rather than overlapping populations of neurons.

Depending on a series of agro-ecological, but also on socio-economic factors, this is followed by a distinct rather than a gradual transformation into permanent systems.

Since body size is linked to developmental stage in many fishes, differences in mRNA levels are anticipated between such groups simply due to the fish being developmentally distinct, rather than due directly to genetic differences causal of the domestication phenotype.

We conclude that, in this case, ERK1/2 is predistributed in distinct locations in the cell, positioned to be activated by distinct stimuli, rather than being targeted from a common pool to a specific subcellular localization upon stimulation.

But without any pan liquid, the kimchi would be a distinct accompaniment rather than suffusing every porky bite.

In those days, before the Great Recession, regeneration seemed like a distinct possibility rather than a bitter joke.

It is perhaps easier for the generation who lived under the USSR to see this as a distinct possibility rather than dismissing it as fearmongering by politicians.

It added that inquiries "told us that most consumers tend to see Barr and Britvic brands as distinct products, rather than close substitutes for each other".