Sentence examples for distinctive 1 from inspiring English sources

Many of these water systems inhabited by clade VII haplotypes were also distinctive (1 in Honshu, 12 in the Ryukyus, and 2 in fish markets in Taiwan); the one in Honshu was Lake Kasumigaura, which is well known for the surfeit of artificially introduced alien fish.

Next Selwood recruited the distinctive 12-string sound of Beau, aka Trevor Midgley.

The song it sang was not the distinctive 3 note call.

It also uses a distinctive 375-millimeter six-piston front disc brake.

The interior is similar to the T5's, with the addition of a distinctive 40-20-40 rear seat.

Under the current plans, BBC3 programming would change: "There will be less light entertainment and reality television and more distinctive BBC3 content," said Fairhead.

Like the resourceful chef who turns leftovers into haute cuisine, Mr. Lindsay-Abaire blends cliched ingredients (dysfunctional family comedy, amnesia-driven mysteries) into something savory and distinctive (2 00).

Dan Bartlett, the White House communications director, told reporters on the trip that the British Airways pilot had spotted the president's distinctive 747 in the air and radioed its pilot.

Like the chef who turns leftovers into haute cuisine, Mr. Lindsay-Ablendsblends cliched ingredients (dysfunctional family comedy, amnesia-driven mysteries) into something savory and distinctive (2 00).

In a nod to the faulty math, the Big Ten, which still has no plans to change its name, placed a subtle but distinctive "11" into its logo.

They gave his music a tangy western swing flavour, with a distinctive 4/4 shuffle rhythm, that became known as "the Ray Price beat".