Sentence examples for distinctive and more from inspiring English sources

This is the most distinctive, and more archaic, aspect of the event.

And, in that world, his faith may seem more distinctive — and more important — than his doubts.

Furthermore, it seems that (boldsymbol {T}_{mathrm {IIIT-D}}^{C}) (IIIT-D, marks lifted off a card) contains marks which are less distinctive and more challenging to match successfully.

We found that concepts with relatively more distinctive and more highly correlated distinctive relative to shared features facilitated basic-level naming latencies, while concepts with relatively more shared and more highly correlated shared relative to distinctive features speeded domain decisions.

Later governments, that of Chris Watson in 1904 and Andrew Fisher in 1910, were also unhappy with the design, wanting something "more distinctive" and more "indicative of Australian unity".

The BASE strain, prepared from brain extract of a 15-year-old asymptomatic cow induced a distinctive and more rapidly fatal disease than cBSE, and showed a biochemical signature similar to that of the MM2 cortical subtype of human sCJD.

The BBC has been told to be more distinctive and take more risks, as its annual report revealed that more than a quarter of BBC2's primetime schedule is made up of repeats.

If the primary rankings are based on comparable scores, i.e. scores on similar scales, WASF is more distinctive and thus more accurate than WBF.

Eagle was judged to be "intriguing", "distinctive", "alien" and more "bitter".

Few shows in the last decade had more distinctive recipes and more vociferous mourners than "Arrested Development," which ran from 2003-2006 on Fox and returns in the spring on Netflix. .

Team and league officials and event organizers are capitalizing on the notion that the site alone can make a game distinctive — and attract more viewers.