Sentence examples for distinct with a from inspiring English sources

It is dry and distinct with a pleasant sharpness reminiscent of bitter oranges.

Its form and structure is distinct, with a shell roughly elliptical in outline and broader at the margins.

Caucasus and Eastern European accessions were the least distinct, with a pattern of admixture between them revealed by STRUCTURE (Fig. 1a and Supplementary Fig. 4).

The results suggest that true statin-induced myalgia and non-specific myalgia are distinct, with a potential role for the immune system in their development.

The "dehesa" system was most distinct with a higher species richness (not significantly) and with several unique species, probably travelling from the adjacent grassland.

Lady Burlington told the Telegraph the clothes were each "very personal and very distinct", with a pair of oft-repaired tapestry slippers from the 11th Duke dug out of the archives especially.

It was only then that the Believers began to emerge as a distinct cult with a distinct cult practice — a religious sect gathered around a single charismatic figure.

"Ultimately the electorate has got to decide what the outcome of the next election is but we will go into it as a distinct party with a distinct agenda".

These two populations are distinct, with only a few females in each generation crossing between the two groups.

With immigrants as people, as distinct with immigration as a shorthand for a broad sense of happiness with today's Britain, familiarity usually breeds content, not contempt.

Suppose and where the complex numbers are mutually distinct with, and forms a complex system of mutually disjoint projections on.