Sentence examples for distinctive and adapted from inspiring English sources

This emerging role is characterized by cross-participation in parallel same-topic discussions in both mailing-lists, cohesion between cross-participants, the occupation of a central position in the social network linking users and developers, as well as active, distinctive and adapted contributions.

She unfurls her syllables in a deliberate, distinctive fashion and adapts her delivery well to the beat, evident especially on a string of freestyles over other people's songs: Rick Ross's "Stay Schemin'," Wale's "Slight Work" and, most impressive, Tyga's "Rack City".

This Article examines how existing law may be applied-and adapted and amended-to meet the distinctive challenge posed by cyber-attacks.

As groups become more distinctive and better adapted to their environment, their parental and sister groups are pushed to extinction.

Importantly, symbolic interactionism does not deny the unique; it is directly concerned with how distinctive meanings are adapted and interpreted through social practice.

It means that all of us have to do what we do even better, be more distinctive, and continue to adapt and grow or wither on the vine, and that's true not just for us at Radio 3, or the BBC, but for the whole cultural and classical sector we operate in too.

But in making these changes and adapting to the rapidly changing university world, as I noted already, Duke can and must maintain its distinctive qualities and its core principles and beliefs.

And adapt she did.

Observe and adapt.

They are good tactically and adapt well".

And adapt.