Sentence examples for distinct use of from inspiring English sources

Point analysis by reflection FTIR scattered throughout the painting enabled mapping the distinct use of traditional and new binding media among painted, squeezed and dripped paints.

Three groups of bird species were represented, based on their distinct use of the forest-savanna mosaic: forest specialists, forest generalists and non-forest inhabitants.

This singular state of things seems to have become established in the course of the 1st century A.D. Parthian art, with its distinct use of frontality in portraiture, was lost and abandoned with the profound cultural and political changes brought by the Sassanid Empire.

Distinct use of some resources by black bears and sun bears might provide a refuge from competitive effects, enabling each to maintain a sufficiently high density, and hence coexistence, despite extensive habitat overlap at low elevations and shared preferences for most resources [57].

The distinct use of transcriptional and translational regulatory mechanisms is consistent with the timing of the cell cycle transitions for which they are used; regulating transcription is a relatively slow mechanism for altering protein synthesis rates, because of the time required for transcription, mRNA processing/nuclear export and mRNA turnover.

Lesley Brown (1986) has argued that there is no sharp semantic distinction between the two syntactically distinct uses of the verb "to be" in "x is F" and "x is".

Piscator established three distinct uses of film in his productions.

But selling and spying are two completely distinct uses of data and the words Edward Snowden or NSA should never be conflated with a Samsung app.

Those interviewed described four distinct uses of the recordings.

In other cases, villagers describe distinct uses of the same plants as food and as medicine.

-wrap> Our analysis of interview data reveals 310 distinct uses of 58 plants in 63 categories of treatment and prevention (see Table  2).